Bottled. A light yellow beer with an off-white head. The aroma is sweet grainy with a light dusty hoppy note. The flavor is sweet malty with light notes of caramel, but also a bit boring. The body is no wonder thin, but it is good for the style.

[Bottled at Oliver Twist, Stockholm] Pale yellow, firm fluffy head. There are notes of paper and raisins behind the curtain of grassy hops in the aroma. Very dry with pleasantly crisp mouthfeel. Expectedly the boy is very light,but it is not watery. It is finished off with aggresively grassy, bitter hops. Imagine a LA with 30 IBU!

(Bottle 50 cl) Clear, pale pilsener golden with a nice, dense, white head. Rather hoppy, floral nose. Light body, completely dominated by a very distinct hoppiness leaving a solid dose of bitterness. Very good for the style. 071106

500 ml bottle from Table & Vine, Northampton MA (January 2007), served out of the fridge from a Flying Fish pint glass. Very clear light yellow-gold with a decent frothy white head that diminishes rapidly but leaves fairly thick lacing....very light but clean malty nose, touch of dried grasses, nothing exciting or memorable but pleasant enough....dry, crisp and surprisingly hoppy body is on the thin side for sure and containing little malt sweetness or body, becoming eventually quite bitter and lightly mineralic at the finish....as close to a real pils as any "light" beer I’ve had; were it a bit maltier and stronger in the nose, this would be excellent. As it is, impressive for a light beer as nearly all the previous reviewers have noted.

Mahrs in Bamberg, bottle. Golden with a nice head. The aroma is pretty weak with light notes of malt and hops. The flavour is refreshing with light notes of malt, caramel and hops, that gives a refreshing bitterness - all in all very uncomplicated and quenching.