12oz bottle: Clear amber body with a finger-thick white head. The aroma offers an interesting mix of banana, bubble gum, toffee and soft roast. The body follows suit, adding layers of vanilla, raisins and apple esthers. The body is complex, yet lagerish and drinkable. A very nice example of the style.

Bottle from sister. Looked interesting - all gingery and frothy, but taste was a bit of a let down. Inoffensive, but lacking oomph. Not a Bock, but then again it does say amber ale, somewhere on the label anyway.

Bottle, 25 cl. Re-tasted yersterday evening. Clear amber color, dark white head. Aroma malts, sweet. Thin to medium body. Taste sweet, malts, bit fruity. Nothing special, like more the celis white.

Bottled. Rather sweet, full flavour. Enormous carbonation. Sweet and sour. OK, but not outstanding.

Hazy copper color. Aroma of sugars, maybe some caramel too. Quite dry mouthfeel, some caramel flavor, old, expired. Not interesting.