<i>Draught at the brewpub. </i> Bright straw colour, brief head. Faint grassy nose. Medium dry and light bodied. A dat watery or diluted, somewhat astringent with long resiny bitterness. Feels a bit unbalanced with it’s almost watery body and heavy bitterness.

Bottle &#40;bought at the brewery&#41;: Golden, quite persistent white foam, sweetish-grainy aroma with a tinge of oaky hops in the background; light to moderate bitter-sweet flavour, light bodied; sweet and slightly oaky hoppy finish. A decent brew with a quite "heavy" rural touch...........

&#40;bottle&#41; Clear, greenish golden colour with a small but persistent foamy white head. Sweet and grainy malt aroma, cereal-like with a light herbal hoppy touch. Sweet flavour, light to medium bodied with a very soft mouthfeel. Grainy, slightly bready and a bit chalky taste with light herbal notes; medium-dry, sweet and malt-accented finish with a tinge of hoppy bitterness. Not very Pilsener-like, but it will do as a decent Helles.

Standard lager color, no head. Mildly cloudy appearance. Fruity, mildly hopped and alcoholic aroma. Medium bodied. Strongly fruity flavor with sweet tones, some hops in aftertaste. Round ending.

Only faint malt- and barnyardaroma. Medium bodied. Neutral taste with some apple fruitiness. Bland and unconvincing, but drinkable.