Bottled(500ml). -Yellow coloured, medium sized white head, dusty malty and light salty nose. Fizzy. Sweet malty, light hoppy herbal and honey taste with some notes of caramel. Moderate sweet-bitter finish. Average Hell.

Bottle that Ogi got at a store in Germany en route to Plzen, shared with him (thanks!) A fizzy yellow, lightly gilded body with a medium sized thick white head. Fizzy. Sweet malty nose with notes of little red summer apples and honey. Very sweet (for the style) distinctly honeyish strong malty taste. Quite nice. Hoips are an afterthought, light and herbal. I can understand why some wouldn’t like it but to me it hit the spot nicely and it’s definitely a quality beer. Well done Falter.

Bottled(330ml). -as Falter’s Privat-Pils, courtesy of and shared with Doggythedog (thanks!).
Pale golden/yellow coloured, medium sized white head, dusty light grainy nose. Malty, lemony hoppy and light honeyish taste with notes of maize in rather bitter finish.

(bottle) Clear, greenish golden colour with a fluffy white foam. Slightly grassy, herbal hoppy nose with a light sweet grainy malty background. Bitter-sweet flavour, light to medium bodied with a crispy mouthfeel. Soft malty, moderately grainy base with herbal accents; dry and bitter finish with herbal hops and a balancing malty sweetness. Not an outstanding but pretty rounded and likeable hoppy Export (11.07.07).

I got this, with a radler, at the gas station across the street from the store we got most German beers at. Cute 0.33l bottle. Poured a lightly pale golden with a very thick medium sized white head that went away at a medium pace. Very lively carbonation, almost fizzy. Dusty malty nose. The dry, light taste is based on some interesting honeyish and fruity malt, mixing with dusty lemony hopiness. How many times have I said something similar... ah well. It’s subtle and interesting though, with a fine hop-malt interplay, but nothing all that special even if turned out to be quite enjoyable and likable in the end. As the others have said, it could really use more body to shine.

On draught (Pöschl-Stuben, B. Eisenstein): Pale golden, moderate loose white head, distinctive pale-malty and hoppy nose; moderate sweet-bitter flavour, very light bodied, but a light malty base is still detectable; short bitter-sweet finish. Good stuff, but deserves a fuller body.........

bottle, bought somewhere deep in the Bavarian Forest. Dark golden colour, nearly amber, cloudy, large white and creamy head. Yeasty nose. Malty, yeasty and pleasantly fruity. I can taste banana and citrus fruit (orange?).

Bottle (Danke, Quack-Duck !): Clear, greenish-golden, mid-sized bleached persistent head; sweetish-grainy, a bit citrousy, a bit hoppy nose; light to medium bodied; solid sweet-bitter finish with a grainy touch. A decent thirst-quencher........

pale yellow colour, medium-sized head. Malty and fruity flavour, slightly dusty and hoppy. Decent Helles.

bottle, bought somewhere deep in the Bavarian forest. Golden colour, medium-sized, quickly collapsing head. Malty-sweet nose. Malty flavours dominate the beer, only slightly hopped. Fruity and slightly grainy as well.