Il gusto al naso è indirizzato verso il fruttato. L'intensità olfattiva è normale e la maniera in cui permane è sufficiente. Il mantello birroso superiore resiste abbastanza. La grandezza delle bollicine è medio-fine, con qualche bollicina grande. Il liquido si presenta velato. Il colore è giallo dorato brillante. Il corpo è strutturato. L'amaro è intenso. La forza gustativa è elevata e la durata è buona. Il gusto è piacevole. Le sensazioni boccali finali risultano luppolate. Il retrogusto è intenso. Sul tetto della bocca si attestano sentori di miele, frutta secca, agrumi, pompelmo, ananas e arancia.

33cl can via Beer52, drank at home on 15th June 2025. Slight haze in the old gold coloured body, snow white crown (at first). Malty Helles and on the sweet side which I liked, some hop action too; most likely the tastiest Italian Lager/Helles I've had, even if the bar is pretty low! Had another 33cl can on 19th June 2025, it really is a decent Helles.

[33cl can from Beer52.] A hazy pale amber coloured pour with a fast fading white head and little carbonation; aroma of yeast and light bready malts; sweet bready malt taste with some caramel; and a grassy bitterness. An unattractive but tasty Helles.

Nice looking deep amber to reddish, almost transparent. Medium sized, rather compact white head, nice retention and some lacing. Not much intensity in a clean, simple aroma: caramel malts with honey notes, a bit of biscuity softness, very light orange hints. Taste notes as per aroma, still mild but a bit more vivid. Medium sweetness, quite low bitterness; a clean, pleasantly soft sweet edge in the mouth, a nicely balanced finish/aftertaste, again very clean and dry enough (though a pleasant touch of honeyish sweetness lingers), perhaps with a hint of floral hops. Medium or slightly below medium bodied, slightly below average delicate, fine-bubbled carbonation; very drinkable for the style (indeed quite light in the abv spectrum for a bock) but still pleasantly soft with a hint of creaminess. A well made, pleasant, mild leaning bock.

330ml can. Misted gold with well formed white top, decent retention. Aroma has sweet cereal and citric notes without being too sickly. Also hints of grass and spice. Taste sadly has a cardboard flavour element which is a shame as the hops come through well with a citric and spicy niggle, nay wiggle. Slickness to the near medium body. Its ok.