Zakopianka Gallery in Cracov. Piana jedyna rzecz na plus, jest sporawa i trwala, tworzy sie koronka w kufelku. Jaskrawa jasna zlota i klarowna barwa, lekko chmielne, lekko slodowe, lekko chlebowe, nudne.

Can, medium bubbly head, clear deepish gold color, herbs, maltiness, some honey creeping through in flavor, light to medium bitterness. Drinkable.

Clear gold with a large white frothy head. Aroma: grain, bready notes, straw. Palate: Light to medium body. Taste: malt, bread, straw, grassy hop. Low to light bitterness. Unremarkable one.

Nice malty graininess that I like in a helles. However has some of the oktoberfest-style astringency I don’t like.

At Internationales Berliner Bierfestival 2016. Clear golden with a white head. On the sweet side with malt, some grain, straw and hints of hops. The body was light as was the bitterness.

Bottle @ home. Clear golden color, medium to full sized white to off-white head that lasts for quite a long time. Aroma is malts, lightly grainy, lightly straw. Taste malts, initially lightly sweetish, a subtle malty hoppy touch, lightly straw and a slight bitter finish. Decent and suitable body and carbonation. Very nice, very well balanced and a really nice helles imo.

Clear deep golden colour, small frothy white head that lasts some time, light lacing. Sweet grainy aroma, some caramel, grass, leaves. Taste medium sweet and light bitter, light body, oily texture, soft carbonation, fresh sweetbitter finish, bit spicy.

Bottle from Prima Beer, Hobro. Clear golden with a white head. Aroma is sweet, malty and moderate hoppy - grass and straw. Flavor is medium sweet and moderate bitter. Sweet and light bitter finish. 270115

Typical old school Münchener Helles from a 50 cl bottle, with yellow blonde colour, clear with almost no fizz and lonely protein bits floating around here and there; sweet grainy aroma, sugar corn (even though it is brewed to the Reinheitsgebot so no corn is used!), iron, honey, chamomille, hint of freshly cut grass, white bread dough and that’s about it. Sweet grainy taste - almost like a cheap pale lager, but admittedly a bit fuller and more genuine, with slightly oily mouthfeel; sourish touch, medium carbonation tingling a bit, bit metallic, grainy, a bit honeyish, minerally; finish is slightly dryish without becoming actually hop bitter as expected from the style, medium body (that is to say: less thin and less watery than expected), minerally, pale grainy malt sweetness still dominating, some soft floral hop bitterishness providing more retronasal aroma than actual bitterness, again as expected from the style. In all: a typical German Helles and doubtlessly an acceptable thirst-quencher in summer, but the plain grainy sweetness was a bit of a downer for me, could have been more noble. ’Cheapish’, even more so than I am used to from this style and, frankly, boring!