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. Moderate fullness, quite good for a lager. The maltiness is slightly bready, slightly sweet. A floral note is noticeable on the tongue. The bitterness is pronounced, hoppy, slightly floral, and quite pleasant. The finish is quite long, sweet, slightly bitter, and herbal. Carbonation is medium-high. Drinkability is moderate. Overall, a solid lager, nothing spectacular.

4.6% version, brewed in Poland. Golden, clear with a small, non-persistent head. Minimal malty aroma with a hint of lemon and flowers. The taste is more interesting, with a touch of malt and lemon. Bitterness is low, slightly metallic and herbal. Medium body and carbonation. As a light lager, it will quench your thirst on a hot day.

Clear, golden, with a wavy white head. A rather indistinct hop aroma, some maltiness and caramel. It lacks a bit of body. A light biscuit note, a touch of mineral water, and lemon. A faint, citrusy finish, not too bitter. Carbonation is okay. It doesn't resemble a kellerbier, though it's fine.