Sturdily malt-sweet German-styled hot weather refresher picks up lively orange rind bittering alongside piney hop briskness. Quince, peach, grapefruit, tangerine, and lemon curd subsume wheat-dried back end quite efficiently.

Reliable light-bodied Kolsch-styled brew with pearly white head and pale golden hue highlights ripe peach-grapefruit tang over dry lemony wheat backbone, but watery finish abruptly abandons fruity nuances after a few sips.

Fizzy cloudy-hued blonde layers citric zest above creamy malt richness and wheat biscuit bottom. Moderate hops complete the score. Not as distinct as it should be.

Quick hop hit gets sunny sour lemon twist and peppery accent for summery light-bodied tranquility, but initial fizzy briskness lost in dreary dry wheat simmer by slightly acidic finish.

Marmalade-bound oats-grained amber-hazed springtime ale tucks citric quinine-watered crispness below glutenous sourdough pungency. Prominent clay hops increase lemon-soured grapefruit-orange-tangerine tartness to bitter end.

Dusky light-bodied Kolsch-styled ale lacks dry fruit or wine-like illusions of its ilk. Instead, swill grain palate and brittle malt duress glitched by grueling sulfuric aroma and poorly developed hop-spiced finish.

Crisply golden-bodied, fluffy pearl-headed, medium-bodied Kolsch stays nondescript. Fizzy hop-tingled lemony tangerine tang becomes acidic as stale toasted bread meander drags down marzipan nicety to soapy phenolic finish. Brighter spicy citric nuance is a must.

Fair yellowed amber white-headed German Kolsch lager suffers from overt fizz, dank Eastern European soapiness, and sour fruited paucity caused by callow grainy earthiness.

Despite sexy long-legged blonde on label, this is some rough stuff. Musty Kolsch-styled ale retains dirty earthen dryness and sourdough undercurrent. Lousy lemongrass souring disrupts unripe orange bittering undercutting astringent white grape scour. Brewery defunct: 2010.

Light-bodied sunny disposition of subtle spiced hop bitterness, yellow fruit tang, and casual herbal influence stays more buttery smooth than less watery Pyramid’s Coastline Pilsner.

Arguably, the best American Kolsch beer. Mild grain pleasantry persists beneath lively fruited hops, revealing ripe banana, tangy grapefruit, brisk lemon, and white peach cadences for zesty moderate-bodied summer stylist. Honeyed wheat bottom picks up cornbread suggestion.