 rickgordon (3060), Göteborg, Sweden
Jan 6, 2007
[On draught at the brewpub]
Copper colour with a light red-ish tint. Creamy Czech Style foam that seems to last forever. Light, very pleasant and balanced birch smokiness in aroma. Pretty light mouthfeel, smooth, and a wonderful smokiness that does not feel overwhelming. Caramel is in the background and shows off well. Oily mouthfeel. The dry, puckering mouthfeel is a bit of drawback, like with most 7-Stern beers.
dunkpigen (274), Kolding, Denmark
Jul 29, 2008 Tap @ the brewpub, Vienna. Pours hazy dark brown with a creamy beaige head with laces. Aroma is smoked and slighly roasted. It is soft and creamy and the smoke is strong in the beginning and then you can taste the roasted malt that stays in the aftertaste also - I actually like this - and I am not a Rauchbier girl :o)
Theis (2018), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Jul 16, 2008 Draught at the brewpub. Clear nut/colabrown - offwhite head. High smokey aroma. Smoke, nice malty body, wood, creamy body. A very nice rauchbier.
thewolf (3490), Kolding, Denmark
Jul 13, 2008 Tap @ the brewpub, Vienna.
Pours deep brown with a nice, medium, creamy, light-bwige head. Aroma has a little earthiness, quite a lot of smoke and lightly roasted. Fine, light mouthfeel. Flavour is softly smoky - very well-balanced. Quite malty sweet, some sugary notes. Good aftertaste, with pleasant smoke and roasted caramel. A positive surprise.
Mette (99), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Jun 30, 2008 Fad på brewpubben. Superlækker røgøl, den bedste jeg har fået.
Alt klapper, malt, røg, humle og så er der ikke den der eftersmag af ålerøget spegepølse eller fisk. god mundfylde.
Derek881 (321), Frederick, Maryland, USA
Feb 14, 2008 Another beer that I enjoyed on tap at the brewpub in Vienna. The aroma was mostly malt and very smoky and earthy. An orange-red color with a big, foamy white head that had good retention. The taste was pretty sweet, and also had a strong, smoked malt effect. The body and carbonation were both moderate, and the finish was slightly dry. One of their better beers, pretty good.
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