(a bit aged sample) Yellow-straw coloured; fluffy disparate head. Very grainy nose, sweet. Taste of sweet grain & malt, even a bit chaff. Even when no visible carbonation, quite prickly - nearly fizzy feeling. Palate is fruity, pineapple like. Medium bodied, quite dry. Brewery Martens have a problem. When I started tasting beer, no specialised pub or wholesaler would be out of Sezoens. Nowadays, it is a rarity, so that even a very special beerhall could only sell me Sezoens which was already slightly overdate. Why? Until Germany changed its law concerning one-way bottlings, they were too busy selling the Germans canned Pilsener under every imaginable name, and their top-fermenting specialities were neglected... Now the border is closed and they have to relearn selling Sezoens. Oh yes, Sezoens is NOT a Saison.

Blond very bright body, white frothy head, which fully diminishes, fairly lacing. Hoppy aroma, citruslike. Light sweet-bitter initial flavour. Bitter finish.

Watery blond colour, white head. Bitter and wheat aromas, a typical pilsener. Little bit bitter flavour.

Pale gold; thin white head, a bit irregular, lacey but fast gone. Nose of palt malt and a fine, herby-hoppy odour, good German type hops, a bit peppery. Very dry, hopbitter taste. "Würzig-herb" they say over there. Quite good, actually, but one-dimensional. Very refreshing, light bodied. Very dry beer, even in the aftertaste. A nice classic Nord-German Pilsener.