Deep golden lager hopped with Perle. Pure malty character, soft and uncompromised, bit caramelly malt sweetness, medium full mouthfeel especially for its style, hoppiness subdued, light and grassy but not becoming actually bitter. Better than the mass-marketed lagers we all know and loathe.

Draught at Belgian Beer Weekend 2005, Brussels, Belgium
A sparkling, yellow body with a fully lasting, white head. Excellent lace. Moderately bitter initial flavour, lightly bitter finish (averagily long). Soft carbonation. It’s a nice example of it’s style, but not that special concerned in the battle with the beers from all the styles.

(draught) Deep gold: too large, off-white head, leaving lace. Very malty nose, like entering a working brewery. Again, top-malty, fresh pale malts to the fore. Hops are there, but remain in the background. Medium rather than light bodied. Bit dry aftertaste, yet quite refreshing. A pilsener for the malt heads. If you’re into the typical malty Pilseners, this is the one for you. Quite OK in its style.