Bottle. Blonde. Bready, soft floral aroma and flavor. Medium bodied. Hint of orange. Decent.

Clear gold, airy white head. Aroma: grains, grains, grains, a touch of dust. Medium minus body. Taste: clean, robust malts, restraint fruitiness. Near to no hop. A helles on steroids.

500ml bottle. Clear, orangey golden colour with small to average, frothy, half-way lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Rather weak, mellow malty, minimally grainy and strawy aroma, a touch of caramel and malt lozenge. Taste is minimally sweet, caramel malty, minimally dry, strawy overtones, diluted hints of caramel and malt lozenge. SO-so.

Bottle picked up from REWE Getränkemärkte Zolling and consumed at home Attenkirchen, making Flammkuchen Tuesday 4th June 2019. Pours gold/orange with a white head. Some fruitiness and corny flavours from the off, a little honey sweetness and a touch of thin caramel in the background. Not bad.

Can shared at the Columbus tasting 17/04/2019. Many thanks! A clear orange coloured pour with a fading white head. Aroma is corn, apple, pastry. Flavour s composed of corn, weheat, sock, sock. Palte is semi swey, moderate carbonation.

Can shared in London - cheers to Colin. Pours clear gold with a frothy, white topping. Nice, basic, some clean pale grains, soft bitter straw. Light in body with average carbonation. Moderately clean in the finish, more pale grains, white bread. Fine.

17th February 2019 Level 6 bottleshare. A Cloin can, cheers. Almost clear gold beer, small white head. Palate is light and semi dry, reasonable fine carbonation. Good German pale malts, sweetish, tangy, nutty. Floral hops, smooth. Touch of ripe citrus. Smooth finish. Decent conservative German fayre.

Crisp, super pale golden and straw coloured body with a nice, two centimetre tall off-white head that stays afloat for quite a while. Aroma of grasses, hay, light caramelised sugars, some earthy nuts and a dose of flowers, and that's about it. Light-bodied; Sharp white grape juice flavour that shows a lot of sweetness with only a touch of malt coming behind, a dose of cereal, grain, light hay and some perfumey hops with only a touch of the caramelised sugar on the finish. Aftertaste is quite bready with a yeast flavour throughout, some nuts, a touch of hay and a dry malt quality, but the softer grape and apple sweetness persist, making this quite easy to drink. Overall, a pretty 'ordinary' beer, and you can read that how you want - but this isn't offensive, nor stellar, so it should be adjudged right down the middle, in a good enough way. I sampled this 50 cL can from the Costco Advent Calendar, purchased from Costco in Arlington (Pentagon City), Virginia on 29-September-2018 for US$59,99/24 pack/days, sampled on the 16th Day of December, 2018 at my my house in Washington.

500 ml can from the Kalea Advent calendar. Two days late on this one. Aroma is caramel, grassy, chalky candy. Pours hazy golden with a one finger off-white head with great retention and lace. Taste is sweet with notes of caramel, grass, metal (faint). Not bad, just kind of average.