Bottle in Varna. Pours clear golden. Aroma is grains, corn, metallic. Body is light and refreshing but also bland and thin. More grains, little sweetness, true to the macro lager as it can. Does the job of being drinkable in the summer heat and containing alcohol.

Bottle in Varna. Pours clear amber-brown. Aroma has a touch of citric and grassy hops, but all very low. Some malt too. Body is medium, mostly bitter and not much else. Lively carbonation, a backbone too weak to carry this, and more herbal bitterness. Dryish, and drinkable.

Bottle in Varna. Pours unclear amber. Aroma is banana, little clover, more other herbs. Body is medium, chewy, and strongly quaffable. Refreshing, yet rather light on flavours. Bubble gum and banana. Does the job though, and identifies as Hefeweizen.

Can at the hotel in Sofia - picked up at a local shop. Pours clear copper-gold with abfrothy white head that fades out. Dough and grain in the nose, a scattering of pine. Light sweet flavour, some vague piney bitterness, sun-kissed pale grains, orange peel. Medium bodied with fine to average carbonation. OK balance in the finish, but it is fairly bland - more grain, pine, a little grass. Quite basic overall.