Ever so slightly hazy golden and peach coloured body with a tint of copper, all with a thinnish, single centimetre tall off-white head. Aroma of grass, hay, light grain, a touch of light metal and some more astringent yeast and biscuity notes. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong grassy and very caramely flavour with some toffee and grain with a big punch of grain towards the finish and a light bready/yeast flavour at the tail end. Aftertaste shows the grain, perhaps the smallest dose of German hops around, as well as a more earthy and nutty finish from the malts with a decent balance of sugar through and through. Overall, a decent enough, drinkable and palatable beer that doesn't show any 'pale ale' notes, but does show some decent malt and sweet flavours throughout and a nice balance. I sampled this 500 mL can as Day Twenty-One [of twenty-four] of the 2018 Christmas Advent Calendar, purchased from Costco in Arlington (Pentagon City), Virginia on 30-September-2018 for US$59,99/twenty-four, sampled at my house here in Washington on 21-December-2018.

500 ml can from the Kalea Advent calendar. Aroma is floral, malty, honey, chalky candy--not a great smell for me. Great looking beer--clear deep golden with a thick rocky long-sustaining head that laces. Taste is malty sweet, with a light bitter finish. Yet another metallic offnote (seriously, this company needs to figure out why half the beers in the box are metallic tasting and fix this issue), along with some bready and caramel notes. Not too bad if one can ignore the metal and not stick one's nose into the glass.

Bottle. Pretty clear amber, low offwhite head.Grainy sweet nose. Medium to full sticky body, sugary malt, low herbal hops, light sticky.

Bottle. Clear amber-orange color with white head. Aroma is sugary, light honey, fussle oils. Taste is honey, grainy, a bit sugary. Silky mouthfeel with soft carbonation. Meh.

bottle from pivnizub. Golden with mid-sized head. Malty, shy fruity hints, lingering finish with a hoppy-grassy punch.

33cl bottle. A clear dark golden beer with a mid-sized most good lasting off-white head. Aroma of sweetish grainy malt, straw, grains. Taste of dry sweetish grainy sweet malt, straw, traces of honey, low bitterness. Boring!

0,33 bottle. Különleges szín, szűretlen felé hajlik, átmenet a szép borostyán és a félbarna között. Habja sajnos csak közepes, fehér. Finom, keverten malátás, élesztős, kenyeres illat, háttérben citrusossággal - ipa-ra hasonlítóan, csak sokkal -sokkal gyengébben a kevesebb komló miatt. Jól eltalált szénsavasság, jól eltalált alkoholfok. Ajándékba kaptam, ha itt hozzá lehetne jutni, egy nagyon jó ivó ale lenne.
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It is a special color, leaning towards unfiltered, a transition between beautiful amber and semi-brown. Its head is unfortunately only medium white. Delicate, mixed malt, yeasty, bready aroma, with citrus in the background - similar to ipa, only much weaker due to fewer hops. Well hit carbonation, well hit alcohol. I got it as a gift, if you could get it here, it would be a very good drinking ale

Bottle. Copper/brown with shades of red and a nice beige head. Mild aroma of malts and caramel. Taste is malts, caramel, a little bit of nuts and only the slightest hint of milk chocolate. Medium carbonation. Watery and a little bit metallic. I had better Dunkels and see no point in revisiting this one soon.

€-Fläschle (Díííík!):Golden, clear, medium-sized and a bit lacy white head; mild sweetish-bitter grainy-dusty nose; mild to moderate bitter-sweet flavour, pretty light bodied, soft at least; slightly drier and a bit more bitter grainy finish. Unspectacular, but pretty well drinkable stuff...