First sip is a little lemony, a bit acidic, some grains, and a whole heap of water. It's not an impressive start. It seems that (at least from the sip) this brewer intends on pretty much hitting the traditional macro-brew lager right on the head. I don't know why - the other guys do that at extreme volume and a lot cheaper.
Tip-in is kind of watery lemon with a bit of heavier malt adding sweetness to the drink. The middle opens into a very watery grains and grasses with the sweet malt still keeping any bitterness away. The finish is a bit tart with more grains and lemons.
Bottom Line: Better than the macro-brews, but nothing to get excited about.
1.75/5