Bottle 50 cl. Pours golden with a small, white head. Malty nose. Rather solid body with an intense and sweet maltiness and just sufficient balancing hops. 020326

Sample bij Drie Dorstige Herten. Goudgele kleur, witte kraag. Iets appelig, licht fruitig, licht granig, grassig, zacht-bittere finish. Lichte body. Mwah.

A clear golden beer with a white lacing. Aroma of wet grainy malt, straw, pale malt. Taste of pale malt, biscuit, cereals, moderate bitterness.

Mild süßer, hell getreidiger Beginn. Wenig grasig, trockenes helles Malz, spritzig. Nicht zu süß, viel Gerste, langer, herb getreidiger Abgang. Gelungen. 7/9/11/9/8/9

Pours a clear looking plain golden with quite some bubbly fizziness. Medium sized, relatively dense-looking head, showing good retention and nice lacing. Average intensity in a quite fresh-feeling aroma: hay/straw base with quite vivid per style grassiness, an underlying lemonish note. Simple but clean and pretty fresh. Taste notes follow the aroma closely, medium sweetness and slightly below medium bitterness (sweetness and bitterness are both slightly amped up for an helles), excellent balance in both taste and aftertaste. Quite simple but very precise taste profile, quite good freshness. Light to medium body, average carbonation; pretty lively for the style but still easily drinkable (though indeed slightly less than an average helles). Overall: a relatively intense, export leaning helles, with a hint of pilsner inclination; felt pleasantly refreshing. Another hit from Grasser.

Bottle from Rewe Bamberg and drunk with Nelson Clear pale gold colour lasting white head. Some malt some character. Some hop some lemon flavour. It's a typical hell but one done well .very light. Fine.