Achtern Diek Landbier

Brewed by Dithmarscher Brauerei Karl Hintz
Style: Pilsener
Marne, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Bottle. Light sour smell, quite strong smell of hops, nice. The head is white, creamy and normal sized (good lasting), the body is pale yellow. Initial flavor is medium bitter, normal long lasting. The beer is rather dry and a little bit creamy, normal carbonation and a rather light body. The finish is a little bit astringent. Nice one!

Bottle. High creamy and long lasting white good looking head. Clear thin looking light yellow body. Dusty barley malt hay bread dominated aroma. Thin bodied weak and relatively sweet barley malt flavor without much hops bitterness, low carbonation and a short aftertaste. Drinkable but rather boring.

golden, clear, white foam, bread, hay, cereal, medium body, creamy, lively, bitter, medium sweetness, medium bitterness,

Hazy orange color with a small white head. Straw aroma. Sweet and malty thin taste .

Bottle. Pours a clear golden color with a wite head. Has fruity malty grainy aroma. Fruity malty grainy and bready flavor. Has a fruity malty grainy bready finish.

Getreidig-herber Antrunk, mild, unspektakulär. In diesem Ton verharrt das Bier zunächst, eine süße und wässrige Note kommt später hinzu, ergänzt durch den Hauch eines untertönigen Malztons. Im Abgang wässrig, minimal getreidig, leicht hopfig. Etwas aromenschwach. Test vom 24.2.2008, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 12,9,10,9,13,10 - 10,05

Hopfiger, feinherber Geruch. Hopfig-milder und etwas süßlicher Start. Weiterhin konstant im Mittelteil um dann in ein moderates Bitterfinish auszulaufen. Ganz ok soweit.

Bottle. Pale gold with a medium head. Aroma of malt with a cabbage background. Flavour is dry and yeasty with vegetables in there. Finish is lightly bitter.

Bottle shared with Travlr. Highs: Very nice mouthfeel. Lows: Pungent aroma and yeasty flavor. An interesting style none the less.

Piss yellow color, rather than lacing, it just stains the glass. Aroma is metallic pepper. Smooth start, transitions to a very bitter cardboard finish. Light body. Drain pour.

Bottle, Carringtons, Chorlton. Light straw like gold colour with a white head that dissipated to nowt. Unappealing nose that was an unseemly mess of grain, corn and veg on the turn. Flavour was a similar story with some metallic notes thrashing around with a weak malt spine. Really pretty piss poor.