From old notes. 330ml bottle. Clear yellow color with white head. Malty grainy and light hoppy grassy aroma. Sweet and bitter taste. Light thin body with soft carbonation.

Organic greek lager, thanks to Stefan for sharing this. Label is almost exclusively in greek - fortunately I can read the greek alphabet, otherwise it would have been quite a challenge finding this in the database... Lacing, snow white, moussy head over a honey yellow blonde beer with lightly greenish hue, cristal clear. Aroma of sugar corn, honey, breakfast cereals, old apple cake, powder sugar, hint of dried grass. Grain sweetish taste, very strongly overcarbonated (even above average for a pale lager), smooth pale malt sweetishness, bit minerally but nowhere metallic, feeling quite ’natural’ and ending in a lightly bittering grassy hop kiss. Feels genuine and credible, a bit ’fuller’ and more rounded than its industrial counterparts. More than decent for the style.

Bottle @ fonefan tasting. Small head with short duration. Color is golden. Aroma and taste are soap, grass, malt and hops.

33cl Bottle as Bio Beer Pils, from a small shop with a surprisingly nice selection in the Plaka area. Hazy golden yellow colour, white head. Aroma is light tart, lemon, funk, nutmeg, yeast, light clove, dust. Flavour is yeast, light tart lemon, light spicy, funk, nutmeg, some metal, light bitter finish. Light-bodied. Very yeasty stuff, and not very lager-like. Or pils-like for that matter.