Bottle. Orange milkshake. Tropical, fanta ice cream, sweet tropical fruit sorbet. Front heavy, tropical, a bit mellow. Nice, refreshing.

Can. Golden, cloudy. Lychee and the usual, sweetness. Same for the taste. Decent.

Bottle, best before 2022. Murky mezzo mix colour. Ripe banana sweetness, oxidised, caramel. Front heavy, edgy fizzy. This one hasn't aged well. Heavy on the booze. Sticky.

Bottle from 2005, opened in 2026, for an afternoon of delicious food (assumed; still in the oven right now, but I know the chef), and cake (already out of the oven, rhubarb, might be tasty). Brown ale colour, raspberry but not the artificial one, raspberry fruit sorbet, intense. Wow, this has aged lovely. A tangy aftertaste, nearly no carbonation, fruity raspberry, but not sweet, followed by creamy warm. Yes.

Can. Deep golden. Crisp, fruity, lychee. Chewy, juicy, a decent bitterness to balance it, followed by soft and creamy. Warm and strong - and very drinkable. Like.

Bottle, thanks Fin! Golden, slightly murky. Straw, hay, sweetness, tad lightstruck. Front heavy, flat, soapy, sweet. Not sure it is supposed to be this way.

Bottle from Landbierparadies. Murky dark chestnut, strong head. Roasted, malt, something else I can't put my finger on, slightly metallic. Full, sweet malty but not sticky at all, juicy, frankonian. Not bad. Good drinkability. Feels stronger than 5.5%

Can. Murky rhubarb berry colour. Black berry, black currant, vanilla custard. Juicy, fruity, not too sweet. Had hoped for a bit more tart and more crisp, it's rather broad. But I like how dry it is, and its good drinkability.