Goût de marre de café!

Bernsteinfarbenes, trübes Amber Lager mit kleiner, unstabiler, fein- bis mittelporiger, weisser Schaumkrone / in der Nase Noten von Malz und Karamell sowie würzige und krautige Noten / im Gaumen leichter bis mittlerer Körper, weich / im Geschmack Aromen von Malz, dunklem Brot und Karamell, leichte Süsse, würzig, ausgewogen / angenehme Bitterkeit im malzig-würzigen Abgang. Fazit: Süffiges und aromatisches Amber Lager! ABV: 5.0 % Vol.

Exquis

Flight 3/4. I didn't know that I've already had this beer before. 🙄 This is a retasting then. Relatively clear, deep gold beer with lively, standard-duration carbonation unlocks a cream-white, velvety head that reaches one finger. The foamy pillow shrinks slowly to a pretty lace layer wafting on the top. The retention is substantially long. The nose receives sour passionfruit, a tad guava and lemon pulp. All those fruity components are fairly mild but still recognizeable. I can also trace a distant farmhousey aroma like barnyard. The gustatory offer includes rather thin medium-hopped malt, faint apricot and a drop of squeezed orange. A strange, unexpected farmhousey nuance pops up again onto my tastebuds. I can't exactly name it but it's not stale either. The light-bodied beer ends with relatively dry and medium-crisp lemon peel, some lemon pulp and a touch of grapefruit. The aftertaste is, generally speaking, simple and straighforward but keeps the tastebuds a tad confused over medium to long duration. The mouthfeel is distantly tart, substantially mildly earthy and neatly rustic. It's also dry and mouth-drying. I'll raise the score by 0.3 stars.