Can. Cloudy pale orange/dark yellow sporting a good big white head. Aroma of bread and yeast and caramel. Taste of bread, toffee, caramel and yeast with a little sour twang. Moderate bitterness. Medium carbon. Dear Damballa, I truly get why they market this as a Vienna Lager but I gotta be honest: I wouldn’t have bat an eye if they had called it a Kellerbier.

473ml can. Opalescent, amber colour with average to huge, thick, dense, creamy, slowly diminishing, moderately lacing, barely white head. Slightly bready, mellow, minimally spicy, malty and slightly yeasty fruity aroma, hints of grey bread, brown bread crust, a touch of toffee, hints of red berries. a touch of raspberry and corresponding shrubs. Taste is sweet-ish, mellow, red malty, minimally yeasty doughy and yeasty fruity, minimally leafy hoppy, hints of raspberry and corresponding shrubs, a touch of brioche, toffee, minimally soapy overtones.
Oily-watery texture, smooth, minimally greasy, simultaneously minimally dry palate, medium to fine, dense, mildly prickly cabonation.
Relatively light, not that "lager-ish" - OK.

Appearance: Fogged pale amber with a perfect head. Aroma: Toast, grain, walnut, pleasant hop. Taste: Medium dry. Grainy malt, toast, nuts, hop. Light plus bitterness. Mouth feel: Medium body, soft to average carbonation. Overall: OK.

473ml can from RusBeerShop in Moscow. Pours clear amber with a tall off-white head. Aroma is toasted malt, toffee, grain. Taste is light to medium sweet, toffee, malt, watery. Light bitter finish. Light bodied. Not much flavour to this one.