(bottle) Cloudy, dark amber to brown colour with a big and beige frothy head. Slightly yeasty, moderately sweet and toasty wheaty aroma with distinctive berry-fruity notes and lighter phenolic spices. Sweet flavour with a tinge of sourness, medium bodied with a moderate carbonation. Toasty malty and wheaty taste with notes of berries, dried fruity and traces of chocolate/cacao; sweet and slightly sour fruity finish with well-embedded spicy notes. Good one ྐྵ.VIII.09).

࿁cl bottle) Clear, pale golden colour with a short foamy white head. Quite hoppy nose with grassy and herbal notes, accompanied by slightly draffy pale malt. Moderately bitter flavour, light to medium bodied with a medium carbonation. Pale malt-character, slightly nutty taste with herbal and slightly grassy hops from the beginning lingering into the moderately bitter finish. Decent Pilsener ླ.VIII.09).

Bottle (kindly delivered by joss!): Hazy, amber coloured, big fluffy beige head that rather quickly collapses; moderate toasty and fruity nose (dried black berries) moderate sweet-bitter, also slightly sourish flavour, medium bodied, quite soft MF; lingering fruity-sourish, but also toasty-malty finish. Good, well rounded and aromatic.........

Bottle (thanx to Quack-Duck!): Golden, small and stable firm white head; solid aromas of bittering and aromatic hops; light to moderate bitter-sweet flavour, light to medium bodied, quite soft MF; slightly increasing bitterness in the hoppy-malty finish. Good Pils..........

On draght:Golden, light grainy nose wit a shy hoppy background, slightly sourish sweet-bitter flavour, light bodied, short grainy-bitter finish. No glory...........

On draught (@Altstadstüberl, Eichstätt) as Tradition Festbier:Golden, lively carbonation, qiute stable head with a little lace; sweetish-grainy nose, accompanied by a very faint tinge of bisquits; light sweetish flavour, quite light bodied for a beer of such strength - almost empty MF; becomes a bit sourish in the fruity-grainy finish. A very simple, monotonous Märzen............

Bottle (@Altstadtstüberl, Eichstätt)Clear, reddish-amber coloured, small, but very persistent brownish head; solid aroma of a slightly diluted Doppelbock: sweet dark malt with traces of dried fruits and a light chocolatey touch;moderate to solid sweet-bitter flavour, light to medium bodied; drier, slightly lingering, chocolatey bitter-sweet finish. Unexpected fine brew from a very mediocre brewery...........

bottle, bought in the Hallertau. Hazy brown colour, large and persistent beige head, quite fluffy. Fruity nose with ahint of chocolate. Full-bodied, malty with hints of caramel, liquorice and citrus fruit, shy hints of banana. Nice!

bottle, bought in Wolnzach. Clear pale golden yellow, large and creamy white head. Hoppy nose. Clean and crisp with a solid malty background and good hopy-bitter flavours.

Bottle: Pale golden, small white head with a little lace; light to moderate grainy-fruity nose with a cardboardy touch; moderate sweet-bitter flavour, light bodied; a fruity touch is detectable in the light grainy-bitter finish. Nothing to complain, but all in all a bit bland............