(bottle, 33cl) Hazy, orange-golden colour with a medium-sized and slightly off-white foamy head. Citrus-fruity aroma and hints of banana, mildly wheaty accents, clovy, yeasty and a tad skunky sulfuric notes. Slightly sweet and sour flavour, light to medium bodied with a prickly carbonation. Yeasty, fruity and mildly wheaty taste with mainly citric notes, hints of cloves and cautious hoppy spice in the background; fruity and slightly sour, also quite sparkling finish. Okay, but not one of my favourites. 14.IX.16

(bottle, 33cl) Clear, bright amber colour with a mid-sized and off-white foamy head. Biscuity and delicately bready malty aroma with notes of caramel, hints of sulfur and herbal-spicy hops. Sweet and slightly bitter flavour, medium bodied with a soft carbonation. Quite sweet and slightly toasted malty start with caramel, subtle fruity and cautious herbal hoppy notes; sweet and a tad restrained bitter hoppy finish with a whiff of herbal spice and caramel. A bit stronger and with more character than your usual Festbier, still a tad too sweet for my personal taste. 13.IX.16

(bottle, 33cl) Almost clear, golden colour with a blond and medium-sized foamy head. Moderately sweet, slightly buttery and delicately bready malty aroma with mildly herbal and subtle fruity hops. Moderately sweet and cautious bitter flavour, light bodied but not watery with a smooth carbonation. Initially buttery and slightly doughy malty taste with mildly drying herbal hops; sweet malty and slightly bitter hoppy finish. Likeable, not a must. 13.IX.16

(bottle, 33cl) Slightly hazy, amber colour with a medium-sized and slightly off-white foamy head. Slightly toasted malty aroma with rounded citrus-fruity and slightly grassy hoppy notes. Mildly bitter and slightly sweet flavour, medium to light bodied with a soft carbonation. Slightly toasty malt character with caramel and present fruity hops, moderately bitter hoppy and slightly sweet malty finish with hints of caramel and a fruity hoppy edge. Good. 11.IX.16

Tap at the brewery. Light fruity grassy aromatics. Cloudy yellow, low head. Medium body, mellow mouthfeel, good fruity, chewy to hop balance, grassy retronasal. Very quaffable

Bottle. Light hazy amber. Fruity fat malt, light citric acid. Chewy full body, good balance between grainy fruitiness and grassy, citric hops. Light salty finish, moreish.

Tap. Hazy amber color with creamy eggshell head. Aroma is peaches, herbal, grassy, piney hops, a bit buttery, some caramel. Taste is caramel, peaches, more herbal-grassy hops, a bit resinous, a bit buttery, . Not so much residual sweetness. Medium bitter, slightly warming finish. Fine-bubbled carbonation, oily mouthfeel, a bit too boozy in the back. Well-balanced and fresh - good!

Tap at the Getränkoase Birthday. Pretty Amber, offwhite cream. Strong herbal, piney, earthy hop aroma. Medium full chewy, caramel base, herbal hop counterpoint. Well balanced and quite drinkable,

(bottle, 33cl, as TMB Hell, 4.8% abv, brewed with Tradition & Saphir hops) Clear, pale golden colour with a blond and firm mid-sized foamy head. Strawy pale malty and slightly doughy aroma with minor grainy spots and a tinge of spicy hops. Mildly sweet and slightly bitter flavour, light to medium bodied with an almost crisp carbonation. Strawy malt character with a whiff of residual sugar, shades of grains and herbal hops to give a little balance; sweet and cautious bitter hoppy finish with discreetly grainy notes. Decent Helles. 19.VIII.16

Bottle, "TMB Helles", 5% ABV. Pours a slightly cloudy golden color with frothy white head that goes down quickly. Aroma is crackers, straw, a bit dusty, some malt sweetness, a bit earthy hops. Taste is honey malt body, straw, some yeastiness. Comparably dry finish. Smooth silky mouthfeel. Medium carbonation. I like the mouthfeel, but besides that, it?s nothing special - decent though!