Bottle. Dark amber, golden plentiful cream. Bready, light honeyish aroma. Very good chewy body, fine mello mouthfeel. Light earthy spicy base flavor. Honey and herbs, ok grassy finish. Quite moreish for a sweet Maibock.

Pours yellow. Nose is mild sweet malts, floral hops, grassy, clean-ish nose. Flavor is crisp, mildly tart, grains and grass.

Hazy yellow beer. Light corn aroma. Flavour is sweet and corny. Not to bitter.

Pours deep brown color. Caramel and toasted malt nose. Same applies to the taste - the toasted malt kicks in first but it has a weak finish.

Clear golden color, small white head. Grassy, a bit sweet malty aroma. Light to medium-bodied. Grassy hoppyness, some sweet maltiness.

Pale yellow of color with a white head. An aroma of butter, bitter and malt. A flavor of hops and butter.

Bottle @ home. Clear golden color, small white head that leaves a fair lacing. Smell malts, a bit sweetish, grains. Taste malts, a hint of sweetness, grains, slightly bitter. Low body, low carbo.

0.5 litre brown flip-top bottle, obtained in Berlin and brought home to review at leasure. Best before 2nd April 09, drank Jan 09. Poured into a UK pint sleeve glass. I was expecting a cloudy Landbier, what sat before me was a Helles or Pilsner in looks. Golden, bright, clear and bubbley with a good white head on top. The large head which greated me tried to stay, but a wispy covering and collar were all that was left at the end. Gets my normal average lager score for smell, there isn’t any as usual for this style. Dry and fairly ordinary. If I had known it was this bland it wouldn’t have been flown back with me. Typical helles with all the normal character you know about. Nothing wrong with the beer, I just feel cheated, my German is obviously not as good as i thought! Pleasant enough for a lager based beer, some body and flavours to almost chew on.

Bottle looks simple but good. Beer in the glass golden-copper, small head. Starts strong and spicy, also with some wheaty notes, modest dry. Finish well balanced, spicy, could be a bit more intense. But still a good beer!