500ml can from an Advent Calendar on Christmas Eve 2019. Clear and clean light golden body, white topping that tried to hang around. Grainy aroma and taste, slightly metallic feel, not pleasant really.

Bottle from Kalea advent calendar 2019. Clear amber colour lasting white head. Interesting citrus flavours, and malty as well. Plenty of character. Some dryness on the finish. Good stuff I thought. Good amber malt and good citrus flavours.

330ml bottle. Clear, dark amber colour with small to average, frothy to creamy, half-way lasting, minimally lacing, sulphureous head. Sweet-ish, caramel malty and minimally fruity, hoppy aroma, hints of malt lozenge, a bready touch, toffee, overtones of red berries. Taste is rather watery, minimally metallic, fruity hoppy and caramel malty, diluted hints of malt lozenge, a touch of read berries, leafy overtones.

Bottle. Dunkel? Nor really, dark amber, I’d say. Chocolate and caramel in the malt aroma and flavor. Nutty, hints of roast and pear. Quite pleasant beer.

Bottle from MoritzF. Flowery aroma. Malty, flowery hay-like flavor. Orange and some hops in the aftertaste. Re-rate bottle: Blonde. Soft grassy citric aroma. Thinnish. Grassy hopbitter flavor with some citrus notes. Fairly tasty pilsener.

Bottle. Deep golden color. Slightly vinous aroma with hints of grass. Malty bready soft grassy flavor with some raisinny hops. Well balanced brew, without too much character.

Bottle. Orange blonde, hazy. Just a hint of tangerien in the aroma. Sweetish flavor with tangerine and oineapple. Pleasant, thirst quenching, but lacking character and complexity.

Bottle. Golden color. Malty cake-like aroma and flavor with soft floral notes. Hint of pear. Medium to full bodied. Carbonation is soft.

500 ml can from the Kalea Advent calendar. A day late on this one. Aroma is crackery, grassy, floral. Pours lightly hazy golden with a one+ finger bone-white head with decent retention. Taste is moderately sweet, lightly bitter, with some grassy/herbal hop character. Good.

Super crisp golden and straw coloured body with a thinnish, single to perhaps two centimetre tall pure white head. Aroma of grass, hay, light biscuits and a dose of unfinished yeast. Light-bodied; Strong grassy and herbal hops show with a touch of a very perfumey and fresh hop bite, especially towards the end, without much bitterness, just the grasses. Aftertaste shows a very dry and grassy flavour with some hay and bread noticeable towards the end as well, but not much else - and definitely no astringency or pungent bittering flavours. Overall, a pretty unoffensive beer with a lot of dry and herbal notes with some perfume and a nice and almost sweet hop flavour towards the end. Good to sample and a crisp and well-rounded pilsner with a softer finish that makes it a bit easier drinking than other German pilsners with a smooth sweetness. I sampled this 500 mL can as Day One [of twenty-four] of the 2018 Christmas Advent Calendar, purchased from Costco in Arlington (Pentagon City), Virginia on 30-September-2018 for US$59,99/twenty-four, sampled at my house here in Washington on 17-December-2018.