A light orange-yellow beer with a lazing white head. The aroma is sweet malty with light touches of both hops and citrus. The flavor is sweet with a citrusy note, leading to a dry hoppy end. A very clean and refreshing beer.

(Bottle 50 cl) Clear, pilsener golden with a handsome, frothy head leaving a discreet lacework. Fresh nose full of malt and hops. Medium-bodied, good, solid malt base followed by a fairly distinct hop bitterness. Very clean and German in style. But quite a lot more bitter than your typical Helles. 030806

<i>Draught at Københavnske Øldage. </i> Clear golden, minimal head. Lightly grassy nose. Crisp and very dry with grainy malt and a touch of metal. Salty finish.Hard in the mouth and pilsnerish slender, rather than malt sweet and soft as I would have expected.

I thought I had rated this but apparently not, this is one of the beers on tap at Gæstgivergården in Allinge, Bornholm - a strange summer-refugium for artists from Copenhagen. They seem to stay here for free as long as they just give 1 or 2 performances in the evening. The owners seem to care for 4 beers: Hoegarden, 2 Cuban brews (Palma Cristal and Bucanero Fuerte) and then this from Braunstein: <br /><br />Pours light yellow to orange, a bit hazy, little white head. Aroma is minimal citric hoppy with a slight spice note, malty. Flavour mild grainy, malty again with a small spicetwist. Dry hoppy finish. <br /><br />I only drank this during the evenings we dined and enjoyed music from Nulle og Verdensorkesteret and Peter Sommer as I couldn’t care less for the two Cuba InBrew bottles that the fancy artists kept drinking, I assume that they must have thought they’re fashionable doing so - that made me chuckle on the inside

Draught. Clear yellow coloured with a white head. Aroma of malts, grain and fruits. Flavour of malts, grain, fruits, spices and hops. Hoppy finish.