330ml bottle. Opalescent, yellow-ish golden colour with average, firm, frothy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Herbal-grassy hoppy and pale malty aroma, mild pale malty spiciness. Taste is minimally sweet, slightly spicy pale malty, moderately bitter, herbal-grassy hoppy, minimally metallic, a touch of thistle, white pepper. Watery texture, smooth and soft, minimally dry palate, fine and soft carbonation. Clean, nice spicy aspects, decent bitterness - OK.

Bottle: Pale golden, a bit unclear, small but stable white foamy layer, mainly herbal-grassy nose, sweet pale malty spots underneath; mild to moderate bitter-sweet flavour, light bodied, quite soft at least; herbal-hoppy finish with mild resinous traces. Not bad, surely better than Your classical german industrial Pils...

0.5 l bottle from 'transfer.', best before November 2018. Clear, golden with a medium large, dense, stable, white head. Very faint, slightly sweetish, a bit grassy-spicy and minimally fruity aroma of fresh grass, some grains and traces of lemon peel. Slightly sweet, mildly bitter, a bit grassy-spicy taste of grains and some straw, followed by a short, just slightly bitter, faintly grassy-spicy finish. Thin to medium body, very smooth and just a little effervescent mouthfeel, average carbonation. Very mild for a Pils, lacks the typical grassy hoppiness of a good one, highly drinkable nevertheless but way too expensive for what it is.