The aroma is pleasant, though faint, hoppy, and slightly floral. The colour is light gold and clear. The head is not very high, with fine bubbles, and it dissipates rather quickly. The first sips are quite pleasant, much better than the aroma suggested. The fullness is moderate, which is quite good for a lager. The maltiness is slightly bready, with a noticeable floral note on the tongue. The bitterness is pronounced, herbal, slightly floral, and quite pleasant. Carbonation is medium-high. Drinkability is moderate. A solid lager, nothing spectacular, but I found no flaws either.

Mango and citric acid, and not much else. One-dimensional, but very refreshing. A surprising, distinct earthy, zesty bitterness, perhaps fueled by the alcohol, which is rather well-hidden. I think it's better as a patio drink after mowing the lawn on a hot summer day than on a gray November day. Assuming you like fruit juice with alcohol.

Golden colour, fuller head than expected but quickly faded . Fine malty aroma with strong herbal hop notes. Taste is malty, sweet, easy to drink, slightly carbonated. Some fruity, lemony sourerness. Name is adequate - it's OK.