Unlike typical Mexican bantams, lacks hop agitation, blue agave spicing, and tequila hint. Bittersweet barleymalts crest below surface and smoked wood nose sadly fades into oblivion. Light and easy, yes, but unassuming and redundant.

Tepid German-styled pilsner picks up sour yeast astringency, lemony tartness, and scattered herbal nuance to quiet dry-hopped finish, allowing slight acidity to cloak grassy mouthfeel and earthy sourdough stridency.

Well-carbonated grain-dominated easy drinking pils accrues sweet fruitcake malting. But dank citric-soured aromatics bring unwanted acridity to sharp grassy-hopped boho-styled golden pilsner.

Sweet sourdough mouthfeel, carbolic lemon Seltzer tingle, mandarin orange trace, and salty bottom outline extremely dry light pils. But inefficient swill water finish disturbs brisk hop kick.

Dry fizzy-hopped golden-hued moderation boasts characteristics of both German and Czech pilsners, but better defined as crisp cross between light American wheat beer and delicate Belgian wit. Floral herbaceous hops embitter sweet malted Bavarian center, brusque Eastern Euro graining and affable lemon-spiced backdrop. Rewardingly original though elusive grain finish sags.

In unique wide-bodied green bottle, traditional pale-yellowed German pils stifled by diffident sour malt aromatics, unmemorable soft-watered barley-hop essence, and bland citric-quince nip. Only amateurs need apply.

Impossibly mild translucent pale-bodied pils stays bland as fizzy hops, cardboard-like grains, and cracked wheat nearly fade into club soda anonymity.

Light-bodied dry-hopped clear pale pilsener ain’t bad for dubious calorie watchers. Fizzy white-breaded sourdough sogginess and corn sugared sweetness pillage gaunt lemon candied backdrop.

Accessible medium-bodied dry pilsner with long lasting head, delectable citric zest, and lingered mineral graining. Fresh water cleansing seeps into gentle barleymalt sweetness and mild grassy hop bitterness. A fine middle of the road alternative to Bud-Coors-Miller slumming.

Found no info ’bout dull lightweight Paraguayan pilsner (except Brooklyn’s Northeast Beverages were importers). Crystal clean mountain water picks up sweet cocoa malting and doughy reminder, but phenol hop acridity and soapy Eastern Euro finish disrupt minor grapefruit splurge.

Great White North’s 5% alcohol version stronger and more pungent than bland, watery American teaser. Uncomplicated blend of sweet doughy malting and slightest hop bitterness round out soapy metallic mainstream product. Don’t let lightweight pilsner labeling fool you into believing it lacks robustness, though.

Special ’06 release finds bitter lemon rind-tinged floral-blueberry frontage subsiding to grassy mineral-grained finish. Dry-bodied pale-toned billowy white-headed moderate pils’ only drawback is minor metallic astringency.