Clear golden colour with medium white head.Aroma is crispy fresh and well balanced with good note of hops and grass nice smooth and well balanced by style.

Draught @ Cafe Albert. Pours clear golden with a white head, lacings. Aroma of malt, bread, hay, fruity hops. Flavor is light sweet, light bitter, malt, white bread, hay, fruity hops. Medium body, light sweet and lasting bitter finish. Refreshing. 240824

Very pale golden color. Semi sweet, cereal malt, good bitterness a touch of honeydew. . Excellent .

Delt med Rune. Stråfarget. Luftig filmskum. Klar. Eplearoma. Smaken eple & gress. Frisk. Litt søt etter hvert. Tilløp til bitterhet i avslutninga.

0,5 boks fra Jeroboam's Muswell Hill, delt med Steven: uklar strågul med kort skum. Fin maltaroma og -smak med gul kiwi, krydder og hint av citrus. Crisp og lettdrikkelig, men den ble litt kjedelig mot slutten.

Scottish craft brewer (located in Edinburgh apparently) offering this decidedly non-Scottish beer, a German Lager, at Tilquin English Beer Festival. Snow white, thin and open head on a lightly misty pale straw-golden beer. Aroma of freshy cut grass, lemonbalm, old lemon zest, dried spring onions, mugwort, white bread crust, old jute bags, dry hay. Crisp onset, some green apple and unripe pear but utterly restrained in yeast fruitiness (if still some – more so than usual for style), minerally carbonation, cereally and sweetish white bready pale malt core with sharper grainy edges, bittered by a relatively strong, grassy, even somewhat wormwoody, floral hop bitterness, which is something I do no expect in a Helles. If anything, this is a Kellerbier or Landbier for me, even ‘Pilsener’ probably describes it better than Helles – but I cannot deny that it is a well-made Lager of whatever species, very quenching and refined. Quite lovely indeed, if missing the essence of the intended style.