500 ml bottle. Pours with a hazy, amber color and a small off-white head. Taste is malty, toffee and yeasty, with a touch of green apples. Taste is malty, earthy with slightly apple flavors. Light to medium bodied.

Bottle. Pours cloudy yellow. Aroma is very grassy and citric, but not soapy at all. Body is medium, dryly bitter, with a soft carbonation, round and smooth. Good.

Nice hoppy pils.

Label says naturtrub but that's pretty much a transparent dark golden with maybe slight haziness. Not too vivid aroma of hay, flowery/grassy hops and slight soapyness. Taste shows a grainy base, slight green apple notes, a bit of mineral feel and grassy/flowery bitterness. Overall light to medium sweet and medium bitter with some kind of unrefined/raw (or whatever you may call this) bitter finish. Light bodied with average carbonation, easy mouthfeel. Being a seasonal fresh-hop pilsner this should be about freshness, it actually feels a little more tired than your average pils.

Old bottle from my cellar. Smooth mild beginning. Lots of wood and smooth whiskey there, the beer is grainy and sweetish. Refreshing and very easy to drink, grainy woody whiskey aftertaste. Interesting but for me too grainy in the body. No bitterness there.

Old bottle from my cellar. Smooth malty and mild beginning. Nice Weizen background with nice clove and banana in the yeast. Very smooth and mild, refreshing with a nice mild yeasty back. The body is very round, hints of grain with a nice deep and yeasty fruity aftertaste. Fascinating smooth and mild! Great stuff!