0.33 l bottle my friend Matea brought from Salzburg or Vienna, great thanks! It poured very pale golden body with medium sized head. Grainy and dusty aroma, with some lemon and herbal hops. Flavor was surprisingly good, nicely herbal hopped, with perfectly complemented biscuit malt. Rather weak and thin in body, but it’s pleasant, with nice bitterish herbal, pine, even orange aftertaste. Surprisingly good pilsener.

Draught at the Landhaus Keller, Graz. Poured a classy pale golden colour, huge chalky white head. The nose was light, dusty and hoppy, some lemon from time to time. Nothing too stellar but ok. The taste couldn’t be called heavy and is really on the light side but it definitely carries a nice, herbal-lemony hop bitter hop presence, bitter grape seed like aftertaste. Not bitter like some IPA but just right for the slim body. This is a very good macro, no off tastes, classy, drinkable. Expected a bit more but my senses didn’t have a good day so I’ll be rerating this ASAP, to confirm or refute what I’ve written.

Bottled(330ml). -Hopfenjahrgang 2008. Pale golden coloured, medium sized creamy white head, grassy nose. Malty, very hoppy, light bready and flowery with notes of cereals in the finish. Mild bitterness. One of the best Austrian pilses that I have tried.

Draught. Weak, but nice aroma, a bit flowery. Clear pale golden colour. Nice, big, creamy white head. Very nice flavour, the maltiness is in perfect balance with the aroma hops. Low to medium bitterness. Very nice and soft pilsner. Creamy mouthfeel.