citrussy lemongrassy green tea like aroma. sweet crisp malts.
slighlty herbal lemongrassy citrussy flavor, malty watery lemon juice. quite quenching.

mild aroma. sweet roasted malts, faint smoked malts, bit lik check dark beer. not much like porter or stout.
flavor is more smoked malty, and does resemble the flavors in a smoked porter, a bit thin perhaps, but the flavor is very decent. the malts are roasted, dark and dry (and smoked).

aroma is very high o n cola wine gums, or cola the soft drink. Never tasted or smelled cola nuts, but it could be that, very hard for me to describe, but a bit more sort of malty/nutty than cola-wine gums, but a lot like the wine gums. a herbal tea note.
flavor is faint whole grain cereral, crisp dry malts, rye malts perhas, and still quite a lot of cola wine gums. Almost tastes like if they mixed half coca cola and half beer, some sort of diesel, but low alc. there is a hoppy bitterness to the flavor that is not at all like cola though. If you cant decide between a nonalc vienna or a coca cola, this might be the way out.
I can't remember having tasted anyhing like this beer wise. it's fairly easy drinking and tastes fine.

aroma is orange juice, stale orange juice, malts. very fruit juicey.
Flavor is very juicy, malty, dough.
tastes very non-beery, like a radler perhaps, but a radler with more abv. I don't know how they made it taste like this.
not bad.. just quite unusual

hazy slightly dark yellow, small white head.
fruity mango aroma, faint crisp malts.
flavor is malty, ripe mango notes, bitter hoppy balance, bitter grapefruit (but not the usual hoppy kind of bitter grapefruit).
plenty of flavor for a nonalc, and seriously bitter in a refreshing way, grapefruit peel bitter.

hazy light yellow, white head, small.
very nice citrus fruity hoppy aroma, mild, with some dough. grapefruit.
flavor is grapefruit, faint dough, faint crisp malts, mild but tasty. after a while it does seem a bit thin though.

lol, clever name play off Heineken.
cloudy red/amber, smooth small light brown to beige head.
sweet whole-grain cornflakes aroma.
flavor is malty, nutty, well balanced malty bitterness, end is quite bitter hoppy bitter.

clear amber to light brown, light brown bubbly but lasting head.
really nice malty bisquity and crisp hoppy aroma, very malty and intense for a braunstein, hops are intense enough to be noticed but does not disrupt the very nice malty dominance. pretty good high-intensity balance.
flavor is malty, nutty, bitter malty, bitter hoppy, quite european in its flavor, reminds me of more traditional beer i've tasted in london pubs, with a twist of course, but flavor wise.. also reminds me of the best of spanish macro's when they try to do something a bit more intense. it's almost like there are notes from booze soaked wood chips. Also tastes like the better half of danish brown ale.