Light grainy lager nose, gold color, scumy quick head. Quick creamy and citrusy malt with a powerful broad hop bitter. Bright hop resolution. Hint of vanilla after the swallow. Very sophisticated and overall just a solid brew.

Bottle 0,5ltr: One of the better Pilseners from Germany with the famous golden looks, well balanced carbonation and the good bitter end.

aih - der Jonas hat das schon genossen, Du Schlingel :-) Deep golden color, nearly no head, more a scummy trace on the glass. Light flower and medium hops nose. Light grass beginning, peppery kick with a slightly sweet finish. Loveable.

<i>Impressions from a biergarten:</i><br /> -Towering foam over the sparkling golden.<br /> -A prosperous haystack claims the aroma.<br /> -Bready, toasted malts support the teasing the wooden hoppiness.<br /> -The spritzy carbonation emboldens the lean mouthfeel.<br /> -Woody, minty hop bitterness latches on to the tongue, but never imposes itself; drying out quickly.<br /> -Citrus fruit and plantanes lurk in the nose.<br /> -This is obviously made for sessions, a stereotypical, uninventive German Pils which fulfills its purpose very well.<br /> <br /> <b>On tap at a restaurant in Schesslitz.</b>

Direct from cask at Bamberg Brewery Museum, Michaelsberg Castle, Bamberg. Pale gold with white head. Fruity lemony Pils, quite light with a bitter note. Oily type hops, refreshing on another bliseringly hot day, particularly after walking up to the castle.