I am hesitant to judge bokeh of a lens based on these 2 samples. There is no way to know the distance between the subject and the background (unless poster tells us). In order to test bokeh to any degree, not only does the subject need things in immediate background (as implied already) but, things. for example, like tree branches and bright lights need to occupy background to give you an idea of the lens' ability to render (or not render) beautiful bokeh. Often I see someone comment on a lens' beautiful bokeh in an image, only to see the same lens fail miserably in a different image. One must keep the whole picture in mind while judging bokeh. You can make a lens with bad bokeh look as if it has beautiful bokeh without much trouble--it is all in the image you select to shoot.
That said, Tommot1965, can you please post some more samples for us, whenever time allows? Thanks.
There is no doubt this is a very sharp lens though.