 Quack-Duck (1755), Bodensee, Germany
Jun 19, 2008
bottle, bought at the brewery, ABV 4.9%. Hazy golden yellow, sour nose. Fruity and sour, hints of buttermilk, hints of citrus fruit. Malty background, aromatic hoppy notes as well. A very interesting and fascinating beer which is more and more appealing. The buttermilk-sourness gives it a wild character. I would like to open the second bottle to find out more about the character of this beer. Of course I don’t because it is already reserved for my friends in Bochum.
pivnizub (3811), Porúří, Germany
Aug 20, 2008 Bottle (Dank an den Bodenseee): Cloudy, pale golden to golden, small, stable lacy white head; fruity-yeasty-sourish nose with a sweet-malty background and some hoppy edges; light sweetish-sourish flavour, light to medium bodied, quite soft MF; sourish-fruity finish with a light bitterness in the aftertaste. Possibly infected, but still drinkable............
MoritzF (3865), Ruhrpott, Germany
Jun 28, 2008 (bottle, courtesy of Quack-Duck) Hazy, orange colour with a medium-sized blond foamy head. Moderately sweet, fruity-yeasty (citrus) aroma with spicy herbal and slightly flowery hops. Sweet and slightly sourish flavour soft malty and fruity-yeasty taste light to medium bodied slightly fizzy mf sweet and slightly sourish finish with yeasty and slightly hoppy bitter notes (28.06.08).
Ungstrup (11136), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Mar 8, 2006 An unclear yellow beer with a huge but fastly dying white head. The aroma contains strong notes of citrus as well as light malty notes. The flavor is very fresh malty with light citrus notes, but with a thin body.
JensenTaster (1481), Denmark
Jan 26, 2006 (on bottle) Fresh, cheasy aroma. Light mouthfeel, but lso soft like a oktoberfest. Grassy, herby taste, rather refreshing finish.
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