Bottle shared by Marko. Golden in color. Grass and some now rather faint hoppy notes in the aroma. The taste is grassy with notes of caramel and some slightly stale hops.

Bottle shared by Marko. Even after a bit of aging, this was still worth the drink, despite being past its prime. Hops character shifted a bit into the background, with some caramel coming forward, still some grassy and zesty citruses present tho. Nice.

0.5l bottle shared with Gurthnar and SaintMatty. Huge thanks Fin for saving this one for me! Hazy golden body, off-white head. BIt oxidized sweetish malty aroma, dried fruit. Citric, honeyish, floral, dried fruit, sweetish, jammy, okay still. Shame I didn't get to try it fresh.

Again big thank you to Erzengel for this 0,5 l bottle. Cloudy fat golden in the glass with a nearly two finger foamy head. You can´t expect more. Smooth grainy aroma with fresh floral and bitterhop. Tast starts also with foral and bitter hop elements, malty backgrpund, smooth, some citrus way behind. Mid carbonation. Nice and easy drinking stuff.

Huge thanks to Erzengel for that one! Bottle looks simple but good. Beer in the glass with a nice small head. Starts mild, malty, more and more fresh hoppy notes, some lemon, some pine. Light herbal background. Well balanced finish. Really nice!

Bottle from the brewery Webshop, drunk hoping that roofers indeed come tomorrow. Slight haze, golden orange amber, moderate head. Nose is mild grain, not too powerful. The flavor is a bit like honey breakfast cereal. Moderate smooth bitterness, not as fruity as expected, but really tasty and full bodied. Well rounded citrus notes. It does remind me of forest wildflowers and such! Nice one.

Very soft and mild, grainy with nice deep sticky earthy hops. Tons of herbal earthy hops over a deep grainy body. Dry, moderate bitter with a nice dry floral earthy finish. Nice and interesting. Great.

Bottle picked up from the brewery Getrankemarkt (2nd visit) Saturday 4th March 2023, had this sat in Frank at Natur Pur Bayerwald camping, nr Waldkirchen, Bayerisch Wald. Pours light amber, slight haze, white head. A little sweet maltiness soon opens up and we get a pleasant light bitterness, good carbonation and mouthfeel. A little soft orange fruity edge. Good beer.

500ml bottle. Opalescent, orange, dark golden to amber colour with average to huge, thick, firm, frothy to creamy, moderately lasting and lacing, white head. Mildly peaty, smoky, woody and mellow malty as well as grassy hoppy aroma, notes of peat, leather, smoked tea, juniper berry, a touch of forest honey, forest soil, whiffs of TCP, weak waxy overtones. Taste is mellow malty and mildly smoky, peaty, woody, slightly herbal-fruity, notes of peat, leather, hints of TCP, juniper berry, smoked tea, forest soil, pine needles, spruce, a touch of forest honey, low residual sweetness, minmally citrusy, grassy and minimally waxy hoppy counterpart. Oily texture, smooth and soft, minimally greasy palate, fine, soft carbonation. Estimated [e]in Bier wie sie es noch nie getrunken haben! as pure marketing slogan, but had to revise my prejudice: smoky but not in the Bamberg-ian Rauchbier way, peaty but not in that Islay Whisky infused mode, grassy, waxy, minimally citrusy hoppiness on top - rather unique (not in a pejorative sense) indeed.