Tap at Munich Tap House, 23rd September 24. Pours a light caramel colour and clear. Aroma is light smoke, malts. Taste is caramel, smoke, malts, nice

330 ml bottle. Pours pitch black with a thick, low, tan head. Fruity, roasty nose, chocolate, cafe au lait, berries. Lightly roasted, somewhat sweet, with chocolate and coffee. Rather thin body. Not bad.

Bottle. Thanks to One51. Deep orange, cloudy, low to medium head. Dry, fruity aroma, some citrus, cinnamon, honey malts. Sweet, estery flavor, clove, caramel, orange. Decent balance. Much better than the Marzen, decent but still needs some work.

330 ml bottle. Thanks, One51! Gushing and huge head as if infected. Pale amber, hazy, and 90% foamy head. Nose is sweet, fruity caramel, orange candy, light spices. Strange amalgam of candy sweetness and dryness. Start out fruity and sweet with caramel, then a funky dry finish. Something isn't right about this one.

Bottle from a couple months ago, slightly expired. Lightly brown hazy, moderate head. Nose is pretty mild, grain and a hint of malty banana. Flavor is a bit sweet, mild carb for Weißbier, lots of caramel. Better than some other beers from this brewery, for sure.

Bottle drunk on the roof terrace in Naples. Orange amber, mandarine nose. Not bad, a bit yeasty and grainy for what I assume is Pale Ale style, it's way better than the Märzen was. Predominantly citrus hop flavor, high carb.

Drunk in Naples on the rooftop, 6th floor, between a castle and Vesuvius. Slight foam over, too high carb, brown amber with obviously huge head. Nose is super grainy, hint of hops, a bit unclean. Tastes sweet, wort-reminiscent, mineral (untreated Munich tap water?). Maybe too warm fermentation or mild infection. Anyway, ironic that I'm drinking it in Italy as it reminds me of a lot of Italian craft beers I've had!

0.3l tap. Almost clear amber golden with a small creamy head. Honey, sourdough, citrus, hay. Malty sweetness, light dry sourness and bitterness. Medium bodied, oily texture, soft to low carbonated, dry honey malty finish. It’s a decent Fest-Märzen, somewhat christmassy but a bit bland.