50cl bottle from Franklins General Store. Pours a hazy, amber orange with a very creamy, frothy eggshell head. I liked the way it looked, very appetizing, but not a lot like a pilsener. Nose has a lot of biscuit, malts, a little apple, some light lemon zest, rising bread, a little bit of soap. Flavor is malty, crackers, biscuit dough, lemons, soap, some nice fruitiness. Medium bodied, sweet, slightly bitter finish. Definitely not a pilsener. More like a dark heller bock. Although not really to the style, still drinkable and flavorful.

500 mL bottle from Franklins General Store, Hyattsville, MD. Pours a hazy orange color with a large frothy head. Good head retention and lacing. Aroma of bready biscuity malts, leafy, vegetal hops, a bit of grassiness. The taste is grainy, bready malts, caramel, grassy hops, nutty notes, apples and a chemical note. Overall pretty good. Medium bodied. Lingering bitterness.