Can. Slightly cloudy dark gold with an ok white head. Aroma of apples, stone fruits and wort. Taste of malts, wort, lemons and honey. No traces of coriander. Low bitterness. Medium carbonation. So-so.

Can. Clear pale gold featuring a proper white head. Aroma of raspberries, grapes and a whiff of vanilla. Taste of cake, raspberries, cookies, grains, marmelade, wort and lemons. Very berry-ish, slightly sweet and pretty sour. Low bitterness. Medium carbonation. Not really balanced per se but well composed nonetheless. This is how you do pastry beers. Surprisingly enjoyable. I‘d imagine this would pair well with a piece of Frakfurter Kranz.

Bottle. Dark brown with shakes of red and a massive beige white head. Aroma of malts and dried fruits. Taste of caramel, dried fruits, spices, cherries, red berries, yeast and some clove. Low to moderate bitterness. Medium to strong carbonation. It’s alright I guess but basically It’s something to shrug your shoulders to.

Can. Clear gold sporting a freaking big white head. Aroma of grains and herbal hops. Taste of grains, straw, herbal Hops and metal. Moderate grainy bitterness. Medium to strong carbonation. If you want a bog-standard northern German Pils you got it.