A radler is simply beer mixed with a soft drink, and this one is exactly that: half dealcoholised Warsteiner pilsner, half lemon drink, nothing hidden. The fruit content comes from lemon, orange, and apple juices at around 6.6%, which keeps it from tasting purely synthetic. No artificial colourings or preservatives in the mix. The lemon sits clearly at the front. You get that sharp, slightly oily citrus character straight away, with the pilsner element providing a grainy malt backbone and a faint herbal bitterness to stop it tipping into pure lemonade territory. It's light and carbonated, the finish is short, and there's a touch of sweetness on the way out. It's a reasonable warm-weather drink if you want something cold, citrusy, and completely alcohol-free. The pilsner-lemon balance is more convincing than some radlers that lean too heavily on one side or the other.