Bottle from Quack-Duck, thanks! Pale blonde. malty grassy doughy aroma. Malty grassy flavor, lingering on in the shortish aftertaste. Just a hint of apple. Likeable.

Big thanks to Quack-Duck for the bottle. Looks really good, the beer in the glass as well, small head. Starts malty-grasy, a bit moldy-yeasty. Turns then more and more spicy, modest sourish background. Finsih yeasty-dry, but not too much. Quite drinkable. Good beer!

Bottle (Dank an Stefan!): Hazy, pale greenish-golden, bigger and stable creamy head; light to moderate almost tannic hoppy nose with a pale-malty and yeasty background; light to moderate dry bitter-sweet flavour, soft and light bodied; lingering dryish hoppy and fruity finish. A goody......

(bottle, 33cl, courtesy of Quack-Duck) Hazy, pale golden colour with a mid-sized foamy white head. Yeasty and fresh hoppy aroma with grassy and herbal notes on a light-sweet pale malty background. Moderately bitter flavour, light to medium bodied with a lively carbonation. Slightly yeasty, pale malty taste with a present hops-character, lingering into the dry and slightly tannic herbal and grassy finish with subtle fruity notes in the aftertaste. A pleasant Zwickel-Pils. 28.IV.10

bottle, from a local Getränkemarkt. Hazy golden colour, large and very persistent white head. Malty-yeasty nose. Malty with hints of yeast and an underlying fruitiness. Pleasantly hoppy, resiny and herbal hop accents.