Tap at the source. Clear amber. Aroma is fresh grain with light grass and moss. Taste is light sweet malt with heavy bitter lager stuff. Tastes quite filtered. Finish is more grain. Just a tiny bit off.

Bottle (from joss!!!): Deep golden, almost clear, medium-sized off-white head;sweetish grainy to malty nose with a certain fruitiness, a tinge of herbal hops and alcohol is detectable in the background ; moderate sweetish flavour with just a delicate bitterness, medium bodied; slightly lingering grainy finish with an increasing bitterness in the aftertaste. Nothing to complain, I just expected a bit more...

Tap. Hazy dark amber-orange cokir with creamy eggshell head. Aroma is bready, herbal-spicy hops, caramel. Taste is bready, caramel, again spicy, slightly salty. Creamy mouthfeel. A nourishing Festbier, a little bit too sweet, but high quality!

(bottle, 33cl) Clear, bright amber colour with a mid-sized and off-white foamy head. Biscuity and delicately bready malty aroma with notes of caramel, hints of sulfur and herbal-spicy hops. Sweet and slightly bitter flavour, medium bodied with a soft carbonation. Quite sweet and slightly toasted malty start with caramel, subtle fruity and cautious herbal hoppy notes; sweet and a tad restrained bitter hoppy finish with a whiff of herbal spice and caramel. A bit stronger and with more character than your usual Festbier, still a tad too sweet for my personal taste. 13.IX.16

Bottle. Light hazy amber. Fruity fat malt, light citric acid. Chewy full body, good balance between grainy fruitiness and grassy, citric hops. Light salty finish, moreish.