Adler Bügel-Spez Hell

Brewed by Adler Bräu Schwanden
Style: Pale Lager
Schwanden, Switzerland

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Light blond color; thin perlage. Common aroma, with a hint of lemonade. Very light malt flavor, with a quite strong bitterness at the end, above the average, lasting for long. Nothing special, but not terrible.

Sampled at Brasserie Federal in Zurich. Bottled 50cl. Strong hoppy nose with hints of soy sauce. Sulphury. Some cellar-like characteristics sneaking in. Musty hoppy taste. Decent bitterness. Bitterish buttery finish. A bit like the Feldschlösschen Hopfenperle. A hoppy swiss lager. Not a good one though. Poor.

clear yellow color nice head smells rather hoppy has a hoppy,aromatic taste with some hidden citrus, and some malt has a hoppy,aromatic aftertaste, and something hidden like herbs and aromatic straw

UPDATED: SEP 27, 2006 re-rated september 2006: clear and pale golden colour under a white creamy head; a decent flowery, aromatic hoppiness; moderate malt backbone and a fair bitterness; the finish is herbal and shows notes of peanuts (4/6/6/3/13)

clear pale golden colour, fine head, medium-hoppiness with notes of orange, crisp, sweet, fresh, dry light bitter finish (4/6/5/3/12)