A light, organic, almost sparkling wine nose. We found it malty with a short finish. The flavor reminded the panel of butterscotch without the sweetness. ... READ MORE

A slightly juicy, strong scent typical of an American pilsner. A slightly sweet flavor, reminiscent of barley or corn. We found it round, delicate, and smooth. Moderate bubbles. Easy drinking for summer relaxation. ... READ MORE

A pleasant, malty recognizable beer aroma with a slightly sweet flavor. An easy-drinking beer with round mouthfeel, strong bubbles, it’s light and not overly bitter, just as you would expect from a lager. Good for pairing with a meal. For those who have experienced the alcoholic version, our tasters found ... READ MORE

A panel favorite. On the lighter side, but packed with flavor. We found it balanced with a lingering, slightly spicy aftertaste. Satisfying with food and on its own.

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Exactly what we would expect of a classic German pilsner. Round mouthfeel, bitter start with a slightly sweet finish. Our panel was divided on the staying power of the flavors but enjoyed it overall.

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More bitter than we were expecting from a golden, we found ourselves wishing for more nuance and depth of flavor. ... READ MORE

While we would have liked a little more depth and roundness, we found this beer to have a balanced, not sweet, finish and great color. ... READ MORE

A good example of a golden with a nice hop taste, notes of barley and hay, and a good aroma. ... READ MORE

If you’ve only had one non-alcoholic beer in the last few years, it’s probably from Athletic Brewing. We found this golden to be hoppy, bright, and lighter than other goldens we tried. ... READ MORE

We found this beer to be malty and flavorful with a slightly tinny flavor on the finish. ... READ MORE