This is a WC Pilsner. This has a slightly bready malt with some honey adding a little additional sweetness. This is quite fruity which is a mishmash of fruit. I pick up peach, apricot, passionfruit, berry but there is more in there. Has a little dankness. Bitterness is light. Dry finish. Overall this was nice. I don’t know what to make of the WC Pilsners. They are kind of like a NEIPA without the haze. Bitterness levels are close. The fruit levels too. The pils is just cleaner and crisper. No date on can.

After getting a foot of snow, still snowing and it also being bitter cold (12 degrees) I decided to go to the dark side today. This is a session stout. This has dark roasted malt, bakers chocolate, light chicory with a hint of licorice and dark bread. Has an almost medium bitterness. Finishes dry. For a session this was very tasteful. A tad watery but I guess you can expect that. I’m impressed how good it was. Dark and stormy 11/12/25 listed on the bottom of the can.

For my second West Coast Pilsner, this hits you with lemon zest up front with melon and white grape coming along soon after. I got just a hint of passion fruit towards the end. Very light at best on the hoppy side and don’t pick up much on the malty side. Has just a tinge of a chalky aftertaste. The compare: This one was different and had a more unique taste. The Expanse was traditional West Coast style (not that they are traditional beers) with the general citrus and tropical fruit taste. Although this was a little different I found the Expanse to be just a little better. It was close though. I wouldn’t stay away from either of them. Canned 9/4/25 Now onto a Pilsner Urquell

Heading to a beer fest. Stopped for something to eat and a beer. Has a bready and caramel malt. Has some floral and slightly spicy hops. A pretty decent Marzen style.

Not local, not great

This has a medium+ roasted malt that is lightly charred. Has some very light chocolate. Has some hints of coffee to it. It’s just a good Porter.

This one is fruity and really juicy. I pick up pineapple, mango, tangerine but there is a lot more there. I would call it a muddled combo of juicy fruit as the best description. Has some very light pine and cannabis. Bitterness barely makes it to the light category. It even has some very light malty sweetness to it. All I can say is yum