Quite easy to like this one. Maybe because they brew pils a lot stronger than normal.
Decent bitterness to back it up
Also malty, bread and herbal
[On tap @ source]

Brewery #3074
Norwegian Brewery #261

200ml draught, 6.6 % abv, at Hundholmen. Brigh warm golden body, upper part lacing from a filmy layer. Moderate smell of dusty hops and grainy malts. Grain-fruity flavours, bread and ripe fruits, quite well balanced. Prolonged ending, additional moments of apricot, semi-sweet. Smooth and surprisingly easy to drink. Quite alright. (Bodø 31.03.2022).

Tap @ the brewpub. Clear golden body under a fine, lacing white head. Aroma is grain, malt, yeast and light fruity. Taste like aroma, quite mild in taste, hint of fruit and medium bitterness. Medium body and medium aftertaste with a slightly more pronounced harsh bitterness. Not great, but definitively drinkable.

On tap at the brewpub. Pours a hazy amber colour with an off-white head. Aroma of pale malt, wet hay, some sweet corn, cooked vegetables and spicy hops. The flavour has more cooked vegetables, wet hay, grass and some spicy hops in the end. A touch of alcohol as well. Has a slick mouth feel, medium body and a light to medium bitterness. It's neither a German or Cech pilsner. Aromatic but the taste is unbalanced.