Another sweet and lemonady Radler

Bottle. Pours clear pale yellow. Aroma is wet cardboard, cat food, skunk, apple juice. Body is light, skunky, watery but still sugary sweet, with a lowish carbonation. Not many flavours, just sugar water. Hints of lemon and malts, if you look carefully. Not sure what the point of this drink is.

330mml. bottle as part of a trade with Koelschtrinker. Tasted on the 05/11/2018 at home. Misty cloudy golden colour with a thin white head. Aroma is full of lemon, sweet malts and straw. Taste is lemon peel, herbal and malty leading to a citrony finish. Ligh body, medium acidic. Next one please!

330ml bottle [received in a trade with Kölschtrinker - thank you very much!]. Clear, yellow-ish golden colour with average, thick, frothy, slowly osteoporosing, white head. Muggy, grainy, strawy aroma, weak lemonade overtones. Taste is minimally sugary sweet-ish and tart-ish citrusy, hints of lemonade, weak and watery strawy malty basis. Even bad for a Radler, though (or because of?) showing more signs of the underlying beer than many others. The muggy, wet strawy touch prevents a more refreshing effect (that should be rather essential for a Radler).

330ml bottle thanks to Kolschtrinker. Pours a misty gold, thin white head. Aroma is malt-focussed with light lemon shades. Bright taste, nice lemon element to it, a touch herbal, underlying pils malt, light bodied. Not a bad radler really.

Erfrischender Beginn von Zitrone, Limonade. Moderate Süße mit nichtssagendem Hintergrund, minimal herb, etwas Brause. Wässrig werdend, kurzer herber Nachhall. Trinkbar. 8/7/6/7/7/7