Draught at the brewpub. Chalky, dusty aroma. Clear yellow colour. Big stable white head. The flavour starts with a good bitterness in combination with grassy flavour hops. Has a little grapefruit too, before it turns slightly malty. Low carbonation, could have done with a little more.

Bottle (purchased at the brasserie): Pale golden, small, but very stable lacing head, distinctive sweet-malty and grainy nose, heavily supported by herbal oaky (Tettnang?) hops; light bodied, soft MF, very solid bitter-sweet flavour; lingrering aromatic-hoppy (herbal, flowery) finish with a good dash of sweet malt. A very nice Pils, far better than the typical german monotonous Pilseners..........

(bottle) Clear, golden colour with a big, slowly lancing blonde foamy head. Light-sweet, soft grainy nose with a rounded herbal and slightly grassy hoppy blend. Bitter flavour with little malty sweetness in the wings, light bodied, crispy, slightly sharp carbonation. Soft malty base, nice herbal hops character; dry and bitter, herbal hoppy finish. Not a perfect Pilsener but surely a pretty drinkable and refreshing one with a nice hop bite.