From bottle @ the Porterhouse, Dublin .. . 11.2oz bottle, or something like that .. . gold .. light foam .. . grain and chewed hay .. . decent but a bit dusty .. . . Human>Pig Head>Pumpkin. Gotcha.

I’m pretty sure this is the same beer as Porterhouse’s Heersbruker, just rebadged for the rock band Down ’N’ Outz

Bottle. Golden appearance with a medium head. Dry with a bitter finish. Surprisingly complex for a pils this was a pleasant surprise, Worth checking out.

High white lasting head. Clear yellow color. Tired malt aroma with cardboard. The taste is harsh bitter with an astringent bitternes.

Bottle 330ml. @ home.

Clear medium orange yellow colour with a large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, grain, moderate hoppy, flowers, grass - hay, light perfume. Flavour is moderate sweet and moderate to light light heavy bitter with a average to long duration, perfume, grass, flowery hops, malty. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20110727]

Bottled, from the brewpub. Clear golden, small head. Spicy hop aroma. Dryish with rounded mouthfeel and medium body. Lots of spicy hops, salty bitter finish. Fairly tasty pilsener!

Hazy dull tan. Slightly herbal, bready character. Clean, slightly spicy with hints of bread in the finish. Decently made but uneventful.

Bottle, bought @ Beermerchants.com.
Light hazy golden with a slight green hue. Big, frothy, white head on top. Fair duration. Aroma is fairly sweet, some pear, sweet malts, light caramel. Small bubbles, high carbonation. Fairly light mouthfeel but with good dryness and crispness. Flavour has good clean malts, a bit of caramel, light citric and fairly grassy with a bit of apricot thrown in. Very nice pilsner, actually.

Bottle from brewpub. Warm dark gold with chill haze and stable head. Quite the bland aroma but smells spritzy, fresh, crisp, misty, with a hint of fresh apple. Lively carbonation, almost champagne-like. Flavors are surprisingly good with crisp hop bitterness predominating and lingering. Overall not bad.

Bottle from Beermerchants. Pours clear light golden with a big frothy white head, disappears slowly. Aroma of dusty and cellarish malts, whiffs of citrus hops as well. Taste is better than suggested by the aroma, modest sweet malty with a well defined piney and grassy hops bitterness. Clean and dry palate. Lingering bitter aftertaste, flowers and lemons.