Tap at ponte pub. Golden color slight haze white head. Clean bready malts, crisp herbal notes with hints of citrus and balsamic herbs. Taste quite mineral, light spiced, dry, mild bitter. Light body average carbonation herbs in the finish, clean

Light hazy golden colour, white foam. Rather hoppy and dry pils. Nice and easy drinkable.

Bottle sample at troubles' place. Thanks Max. Clear golden. Graininess, a bit of bready malt, a bit of noble, slightly spicy hops, hay, slightly sweetish, bitterish finish.

Pale lager in the Lupulus brand, relatively new on the market - this brand is getting more and more commercial every day, I have the impression. Thick and frothy, cobweb-lacing, snow white, bit irregular and rather large-bubbled yet stable head on a slightly hazed (probably just chill haze in this case), straw blonde beer with warm deep golden tinge and whirls of sparkling rushing throughout. Aroma of fresh white bread dough, crushed dry cereals, chamomille, baking soda or even a touch of chalk, fresh young grass leaves, sweetclover, old bread crumbs somewhere, hint of hard unripe pear. Very crisp onset, sharp and very minerally carbonation, piercing through a very subtle unripe pear fruity touch but completely 'clean' and non-estery, directly tapping into a smooth, grainy maltiness, pure Pilsener malt sweetishness with a slender bready core, continuously refreshened by this minerally sparkling, evolving into a hoppy finish with a lingering, leafy bitterness and retronasal field-flowery and grassy accents. A simple but pure, noble hop bitterness rounding off a lightly bready all-malt character, with the whole remaining focused, crystal-clear and balanced: this is not a bad 'pils' indeed - it reminds me of some classic German Pilseners and in that sense caters for the slowly but unmistakably growing demand for more 'regional', smaller scale, pure and characterful alternatives for bland industrial pale lager - alternatives which are offered more and more throughout the country, often by simply returning to the history of the style and returning to purity, cleanness, noble hoppiness and all-maltiness. I have nothing against this trend even if Pilsener is not my favourite beer genre (not even my favourite Lager genre), so as I usually conclude in this kind of cases: take this from the shelf instead of Jupiler, Stella or Maes.

Small to medium snowwhite head over veiled yellow beer. Convincingly "dry", herb nose, grassy, hay, suggesting hard EU hops. Dry, herb , faintly grassy with a dry, just-not-sweet pale malts underbuild. Quite well-balanced, satisfying. Green leavesm mild bitterness in the mouth. Light body, nowhere empty. Certain slickness, medium carbonation. Much better than average Pilsner. Thanks to Stef!

33cl bottle from Delhaize Chazal in Brussels. F: big, white, good retention. C: yellow blonde, hazy. A: malty, bit bready, floral, caramel touch, straw. T: medium malty base, light bready, decent harmonic bitterness, nice hoppy, medium carbonation, smooth mouthfeel, nice balanced for the style, enjoyed.

bottiglia 33cl, schiuma bianca fine media persistenza, colore giallo smorto velato, al naso lievito luppoli cereali note citriche e floreali leggero banana, in bocca è fruttata cereali e agrumi (limone), corpo leggero, carbonazione decisa, attacco dolce con amaro leggero, secca nel finale. Pils Belgian Style. Buona, molto beverina e aromatica. c. Cantina della birra 19.02.21

Heller, trocken herber Beginn. Deutlich getreidig, mild würzig, die Hopfigkeit steigt von geringem Level aus. Süffiger, herb-hopfiger Abgang. Gut. 10/9/9/9/6/9

33cl bottle. A clear pale yellow colour. Aroma of dry grainy malt, straw. Taste of dry grainy malt, straw, hay, dry hops.