Bottled (4.9%), brewed by Martens, Bocholt, Belgium. Tastes and looks like Karlskrone Gold. Deep golden without head. Buttery apple cellar aroma. Sweet and fruity. Sticky, fizzy, edgy and with evident cellar notes. Influenced by Beloriussian beer from the early 90s?

Plastic bottle, thx to Björn. Pours out in a clear pale yellow colour with a small disappearing white foam. Weak aroma of straw, vegetables, Conference pears and maize. medium to light bodied with notes of metal, straw and corn. Short and sharp finish of cereals and vegetables.

can
clear and bright golden colour, fine little foam; gentle herbal aroma, a bit oily; sweet with a modest malt body; sweetish and unpleasant herbal/vegetable-like finish - not good

that beer is sold by aldi ,a german supermarket,but only in it’s shops in switzerland,not in germany,swiss people are lager-lovers!but i bought it in a sri-lankese-food shop in lucerne, switzerland,not aldi,must bee a revendor .i’m not sure if the brewer is the right one,but by searching the beer with beername and country,it’s the only austrian breewer who apparishes with the word carlsbrew and the beer is brewed in austria. bought in a can middle-yellow color very quickly diminushing head smells a bit malty-sweetish,a bit hoppy,some artificially-smelling alcohol tasts a bit hoppy,sweetish-sourish with a strange plastic-remembering taste aftertaste malty,some bread for something that is exclusively brewed for beeing imported to another country,it is rather booring! what does aldi think about swiss people?