Bottle: Pours a clear yellow, small white head, very little lacing. Nose is sweet with malty tones and bread, taste is mostly the same. Some light bitters in the tail.

Sweet corn and honey aroma. Pale golden in color with a thick fluffy head. Tastes of corn and barley with honey on the edges, only light hop finish.

Very pale yellow in colour, sour hop nose, with a light fresh laggery hop flavour.

Bottle. Pale color pour, aroma and taste are classic German Pilsener. Nothing outstanding about this beer, though it is very drinkable.

12 oz brown bottle. Pop the lid and get a whiff of cabbage family cooked vegetables. After it ends up in the glass it is much more attractive, has a plastic or chemical sterile aroma. The look of this beer is rather different than others. At first I thought that it was full of fine bubbles that was not rising to the top but upon closer inspection I see these are some kind of particles in there floating around. This is interesting and hypnotizing, I hope I just don’t have a bad bottle. I looked in the bottom of the bottle, like a wheat beer, and there is no sludge on the bottom, go figure. Other than that the beer is pale yellow with a ring around the inside of the glass for a head. Very smooth initial flavors. It has the same kind of flavor that the aroma insists. It’s not plastic or chemical in a bad way, it seems very refined and controlled. There is a slight hop or malt bitterness that builds on the back of the throat. Enjoyable with just the right amount of bitter personality. The carbonation provides just the right amount of tingle on the back of your tongue. The bitterness that builds as you drink keeps trying to insult the back of my throat but really never quite gets there. Overall a well mannered refined and cultivated German beer taste. I’m sorry I waited so long to taste this.

Bottle. Lekker looking beer, pale gold with a thick lasting white head. Not much aroma. Smooth malty flavour with a bit of a bite. Short finish, hoppy, then bland, then almost peppery.