Bottle thanks to ronnie. Aroma is grainy sweetness, some pale malt and german grassy hops character. Taste is similar bitter slightly metallic bitterness in the finish. Alroun a fairly decent drinkable session lager that i have no problem finioshing and cracking open another of right now.

bottle, thank you MoritzF and pivnizub! Orange-yellow colour, tiny head. Malty, slightly sweet, hints of roasted malt, caramel and toffee. Rather low carbonation, bit still a well-rounded and pleasant brew.

Draught at BBF07. Clear dark golden colour. Small stable white head. The flavour is quite mild. A little fruity with a hint of yeast. Low bitterness. A little boring.

Bottle: Deep golden to light amber coloured, smaller, quite stable white head, pale malt, a tinge of toasted malt and a touch of hops in the nose; moderate to robust bitter-sweet flavour, light bodied; mainly a bitter end, rounded by some malty waves. a pleasant, spicy, rounded brew.......

(bottle) Clear, amber colour with a medium-sized, slightly yellow foamy head. Sweet and toasty malt-aroma, slightly nutty with light notes of caramel.Light bodied, but surprisingly bitter flavour, thus quite tasteful; herbal and quite dry hoppy taste on a soft toast-malty background, soft carbonation; dry and bitter hops accented finish with a lingering aftertaste. Not perfectly balanced but a surprimgsly tasty Pilsener-like Landbier with a raw hop-character.