Bottle (Dank an Quack-Duck!): Hazy, amber coloured, small, but stable white head; fruity nose, traces of nut-meg; moderate sweetish-sourish flavour, rather light bodied for a beer of 5.5%; sourish-fruity finish with some malty-hoppy influences. Tastes a bit like an average Weizen........

Bottle (thanks to Stefan !): Golden, smaller lacy head; light aromatic hoppy nose; light to moderate bitter-sweet flavour, light bodied; papery traces in the lingering hoppy-malty finish. O.K., not too great...........

(33cl bottle, courtesy of Quack-Duck) Unclear, amber colour with particles and a short, minimal off-white foamy layer. Yeasty, light-sweet cara-malty and slightly sourish wheaty nose with nutmeg and traces of herbal, slightly spicy hops. Yeasty-bitter flavour with a moderate malty sweetness; slightly cara-malty and nutty taste; moderately dry, yeasty and malt-accented finish with wheaty and shy hoppy notes. Has attributes of a Hefeweizen; also a bit sticky, thus not a session beer (16.07.08).

(33cl bottle, courtesy of Quack-Duck) Clear, greenish golden colour with a short foamy white head. Slightly sweet and doughy malt aroma with herbal, slightly grassy hoppy notes. Sweet-bitter flavour, soft malty base with herbal hops, getting stronger and slightly grassy towards the moderately dry and bitter hoppy finish. A bit imbalanced but otherwise pretty drinkable (14.08.08).

Bottle (Thanx to Stefan !): Clear, golden coloured, slowly diminishing loose white head; pale-malty nose with "papery" influences; moderate sweet-bitter flavour, medium bodied, soft MF; fruity and papery traces in the sweet-malty finish. Not really convincing............

bottle, bought at the brewery. Clear pale yellow, large head. Fruity nose. Sweet and fruity with an overall lemony flavour. The hoppy character of Eger beers is detectable.

bottle, bought at the brewery. Hazy amber colour, large head. Hoppy nose. Full-bodied, rather hoppy with a malty base and hints of caramel.

bottle, bought at the brewery. Clear golden yellow, medium-size head. Hoppy nose. Fruity and hoppy flavours, solid malty base. Very aromatic. Well-balanced beer with its own special character. Good!

bottle, bought at the brewery. Clear pale golden colour, large and creamy head. Hoppy nose. Full-bodied, pleasantly malty with very aromatic grassy hops. Hints of lemon, slightly fruity. Lovely lingering hoppy-bitter dry finish. Great stuff.