€-Fläschle (Dank am See!): Golden, a bit unclear, visible carbonation, stable and creamy white head, mild grainy-grassy nose with a delicate rural touch; moderate bitter-sweet flavour, light bodied, a bit tart; leafy bitter-sweet finish. Drinkable...

bottle, purchased at the brewery. Golden with a tall white head, hoppy nose. Quite light-bodied, rather timid but pleasant malty base, not too sweet, with nice herbal hoppy accents, shy hints of hay and citrus fruit in the finish. At first I thought it was a bit boring, but after a couple of beers it really started to grow on me, so all in all a very nice classic lager.

bottle, purchased at the brewery. Brown colour, tall and stable beige head. Roasty malt aroma. Malty, slightly grainy, base with roasetd malts, shy fruity hints and a lingering finish with some earthy hops.

Huge thanks to quack-duck for that one! Bottle looks simple but good. Beer in the glass zippy, huge head. Starts mild, malty, mild sweetish touch, a bit soapy. Metallical background. Finish could be more balanced. Okay, but not my favourite.

Huge thanks to quack-duck for that one! Bottle looks good. Beer in the glass zippy, small head. Starts mild, fine malty, roasty. Mild yeasty. Light sweetish touch. Some hints of dried fruits. Dark malty finish. Nice!

Huge thanks to quack-duck for that one! Bottle looks good. Beer in the glass zippy, small head. Starts mild, malty, light yeasty. Light fruity touch of lemon. Not too sweet. Finish well balanced, but almost a bit washy. Okay.

33cl bottle from a trade with Quack-Duck, thanks! A clear golden beer with a white head. Aroma of mid sweet pale malt, grains and straw. Taste of mild grainy pale malt, straw, moderate bitterness. Easy to drink.

NRW-Fläschle (Díky do Bodámského jezera!): Pale golden with a greenish sheen, clear, small persistent head, visible carbonation, moderate sweetish grainy-dusth to pale-malty nose, some uncertain herbal hops floating around in the background; mild to moderate more sweet than bitter flavour, medium bodied, both soft and a bit sticky; mild sweetish-grainy finish with a very low balancing bitterness in the aftertaste. Yes, drinkable...

Pours a clear golden color. Aroma is light buttery with some herbal hop. Taste is light sweet malt with some butter. Grainy finish.