500ml bottle. Hazy, yellow-ish, pale golden colour with small to average, thick, frothy to creamy, half-way lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Fruity, citrusy, lemonade aroma, notes of lemon juice, Taste is sweet-ish and sour-ish, citrusy, notes of lemon, lemonade, lemon juice, a minimally sugary touch. Refreshing, not too sweet.

Sampled from 0.5 l can from local 'toom', best before January 2019. Cloudy, pale yellow with a medium large, frothy, quickly diminishing, white head. Sweetish, slightly sourish, quite fruity and a bit artificial aroma of lemonade, some lemon juice and a touch of lime. Quite sweet, a little sourish, rather fruity and just a bit artificial taste of mainly lemonade with hints of lemon juice and lime, followed by a short, a little tart and slightly fizzy finish. Thin body, minimally astringent and gently effervescent mouthfeel, average carbonation. Decent Radler, nothing which justifies such a comparatively high price though.

Bottle. Murky pale yellow color with fizzy white head that goes down quickly. Aroma is lemonade, zezty, not too artificial, with a touch of beeriness. Taste is lemonade, zezty, some slight beery maltiness detectable. Refreshing mineralic mouthfeel with fizzy carbonation. Decent lemonade, as most Naturradlers are, and as such, far superior to any classic Radler.

500 ml from bottle. Lime juice, lemonade, some beer. Sour with some sweetness. Lively carbonated, light bodied, dry sweetish finish. Refreshing Naturradler.