Can. Light copper pour, off-white head. Your basic Dreher with a slightly-darker-than-usual colour and super low dark malts. No trace of the advertised citra ofc. Bah.

Can sample at a tasting at troubles' place. Thanks troubles. Clear copper. Malt, a bit of caramel, vegetal note, sweetish, bitterish finish, metallic hint, quite light-bodied. Drinkable.

Canned. Hazy pale amber, small head. Fruity nose with some boiled cabbage. Sweet with medium body and rounded mouthfeel. Cabbage, caramel and bread. Low bitterness.

0.5 can. Színe a stílusnál kicsit világosabb, de nem csúnya. Habja sárgás fehér, nagyobb és tartósabb a vártnál. Illata nem túl intenzív, alap komlózást érezni. Annyira nem citrusos, inkább füves, de nem rossz. Íze vizes, nincs benne test, teltség, de a 4,6 % miatt erre vártam. Kevés komlós kesernyés citrusosság van, ivósörnek elmegy, de a kategóriában általában sokkal jobbakat kóstoltam. Sajnos ezt nálunk már közepesnél intenzívebb ízű sörnek írják a dobozon.
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Its color is a little lighter than the style, but not ugly. Its head is yellowish white, larger and more durable than expected. The aroma is not very intense, basic to feel hops. It’s not so citrusy, it’s more grassy, but not bad. The taste is watery, it has no body, fullness, but I was expecting it because of 4.6%. There’s a little bit of bitter citrus in the hops, it goes as a drinking beer, but I usually tasted a lot better in the category. Unfortunately, this is already written on the can as a more intense-tasting beer.

0.5l can. Clear copper body with a thin white head. The aroma starts with some toast and grainy malts that is followed by a grape seed-like hoppyness and some lemon zest. The taste is similar to the aroma. It has notes of toast, grape seed and lemon zest. The body is quite weak and the taste goes away quickly. Drinkable, but nothing vivid or complex to it.