A pleasant balanced golden pilsner with a creamy head, slight sweetness with a bitter finish.

Bottle 50cl. Golden amber pilsner with a good white head. Grainy, biscuity aroma. Cool, refreshing and rich. Hints of corn, finishing in a metallic sour bitter. Tasty pils.

Draft at Ashley’s in Ann Arbor. Golden color, smooth and a touch sweet. Very easy to drink.

Bottle- Floral hops aroma. Light yellow color. Light tasting malt and flowery hops coming out, light bitter finish. Unusual for a pils This beer is difficult to label - worth a try for its uniqueness.

Bottle, off-license in sunny Berlin, Germany. <br /> Served up chilled in a pilsner glass. Bright, tawny gold with the usual flurry of carbonation raising up a nice, firm, rocky white head that daubed down the glass. Bright hops on the nose, well pronounced, spicy, peppery and dry. Very feint showing of summer grains in there, very, very clean and tight. In the mouth it is light and well charged making it bounce across the palate with ease. Good level of dull, toasted malts, quite dry only becoming a little sweet as the carbonation wanes and as it warms, but who could wait that long. Slightly sour in back, lemony, crisp and divided between malt and good biting hops. Nicely bitter and grassy, peppery on the swallow before a slightly sour, short hoppy aftertaste that remained good. I can’t complain at all about this one. It is a nice pilsner with all the right qualities. It was bloody refreshing too. One to certainly stave off the heat of the day. (50cL, BBE 04/07)