Bottle 33 cl. Pours a clear golden with a small, white head. Malty nose. Medium body, unrefined maltiness with some cereal accents. Surprisingly decent bitterness doesn't conceal the fact, that this is a very little exceptional Pale Lager. 050324

Keg half-pint on 9th January 2024, mid-afternoon in Albert's Shed, Telford Town Centre. Decent enough golden lager, clean, clear and bright; on top a snow white crust that tried to stay around for a while. It's malty and fairly dry, no a lot of hop action. Had it before but mistakenly rated it as Madri Pilsner, removed that rating now.

Keg @ The Raven, Crewe. Clear golden with a carbonation and a thick creamy-frothy head. Regular lager aroma and taste, easy enough.

Can found on a train. A small perk from being on night shunts. It’s less than exceptional though. Green apple nonsense in fact. Surprised a macro beer isn’t faultless tbh. Shite maybe, but it deffo should be well made.

Fass 1 Pt: Kräftiges Gold, glasklar, kräftiger stabiler mittelporiger Schaum; leicht fruchtige + kräftig malzige Nase, helle Früchte, malzige Süße, Malz, Getreide, etwas Karamell, Brot, Brotkruste, leichte malzige Bitterkeit; frischer + malziger Körper, dezente Zitrusnoten, Malz, Getreide, florale/grasige Hopfennoten, spritzig, deutliche Kohlensäure, leichte Hefearomen, Brotteig, recht dünn, langweilig; leichter malzig-trockener Nachgang

Fair enough refreshing pilsner Clear golden pour and an okhead Moderate intensity in the aroma Decent balanced sweetness and bitterness Fine carbonation level Malty and herbal flavor [Bottle from a local grocery store in Llanwrtyd Wells, Wales ]

Keg at The Gate, Chorleywood, Herts. A golden/straw coloured pour with a medium white head on top. Vague, citrus, malt, sweet taste and aroma. Thin and quite a watery lager but it was actually OK on a hot day after a 7 mile cross country hike.