50cl bottle. A clear golden beer with a mid-sized most good lasting white head. Aroma of mid sweet grainy pale malt. Taste of sweetish pale malt, some grains and mild spicy hops.

Clear golden/amber. Aroma is light earthy rustic with some copper/sulfur notes besides the expected somewhat malty sweetish body. Taste is sweet malty with light metallic notes and some gummy bears. A bit chewy and very drinkable. I like it.

Transparent dark golden, with a quite big, small-bubbled white head. Pretty good retention and nice lacing. A not too vivid aroma shows hay/cereal among a soft buttery feel, plus a note of grassiness from the hops. Taste is brighter. A simple malty profile of hay and cereal and a bit of honey, again among a rather strong buttery feel/note. I don't know exactly why but while the mind says too buttery too be acceptable, the overall impression is that of a still integrated and pleasant flavour. The taste profile is overall pretty high in sweetness, with quite low bitterness; again, on the verge of too sweet but not quite there. Finish is still quite clean, with a (surprising) light fruity aftertaste. Body is quite light, with low to medium, soft-bubbled carbonation. Very high drinkability. Overall, a very atypical helles, and definitely a very rustic one. Interesting (and highly drinkable).

bottle, kindly delivered by pivnizub! Golden yellow, tall white head. Intenive malty base, soft, smooth, with good Franconian hopy, the faintest hints of caramel and butter. Bitter-sweet overall character, leaning towards a good Czech dvanáctka.

Re-rate from fresh HopDog bottle: Fresher grain and hay, light umami. still chewy and a bit sweet, but better balance - fresh grassy hops. Light salt. Moreish! Old Rating 6 3 7 3 12 Bottle, Hier-gibts-bier.de. Deep golden, offwhite head. Very dusty papery grainy nose. Medium full sweet grainy body, morning cereal, corn, fairly sweet and sticky. Stilldrinkable, but too much on the sweet side even for me.

Bottle. Clear golden color with white head. Aroma is a bit papery, sweetish malts, buttery. Taste is sweet malts, strongly buttery, but in the moreish way, mild fruitiness, almost honey. Oily mouthfeel with almost sparkly carbonation. Well-made and drinkable, but I prefer their more rustic offerings, this is really sweet.

€-Fläschla: Golden, almost clear, small but stable white head, moderate sweetish bready-malty nose; moderate sweet-bitter flavour, malty body- therefore an Illusion of a medium body, superbly soft; slightly lingering sweetish-bready finish with a mild hoppy aftertaste. Great franconian drinkability! No beer for hop-heads and tickers...

Bottle. Golden color. Floral notes and a hint of butter in the aroma. Bready flavor. Has body and a great drinkability.