Bottle. Cardboard and malt aroma. Golden yellow with small head. Mildly sweet barley malt flavor. This is probably a very decent beer when fresh.

Bottle from Beers of Europe. Clear yellow colour with a small white head. Aroma of malts, caramel and cereal. Fairly high carbonation. Light body. Fair overall.

0,33 l bottle. Pours watery golden, standard white head, low CO2 perls. Very thin, no body, light grainy, no herbs. Disappointment.

330ml bottle from Beers of Europe - Pale yellow body, huge creamy white head lasts all the way with very good lacing. Overall sweet hoppy light lager with clean finish. Sweet but nice aftertaste. Not too bad considering.

Another one of Matt’s. Huge thanks! Way back in the beginnings of my admin career I had, barely having turned 20 some weeks before (irrelevant for the story but boy does time fly), taken it upon myself to verify this one, added by my great friend OGIVLADO (sorry, inside joke), and contacted the brewery. To my surprise, they actually responded (a surprise for a macro), confirmed it was a new, different beer and now... some 6 years after, I get. to try it. Yellow-golden body with a lasting thick white head. A symbol of its "draughtness" I reckon. Very light sourish aroma, some n(ice?) maltiness, herbal notes, light dust. Empty taste, very light grain. But hey, teasing Ogi because he gave it a 3.5 initially was fun. :)

Can sample at a tasting at the Beer & Beyond shop. Thanks troubles. Clear golden with a white head. Aroma of a bit of graininess, a bit of malt and some grassy notes. Flavor has a bit of sweetness, a bit grainy with a drier finish with faint hoppiness. Rather light-bodied.