Bayerischer Bahnhof Heizer Schwarzbier

Draught @ Gasthaus & Gosebrauerei Bayerischer Bahnhof, Bayrischer Platz 1, 04103 Leipzig, Sachsen, Germany.
Clear dark brown color with a average to large, frothy - creamy, good lacing, fully lasting, beige head. Aroma is moderate to heavy malty, roasted, burnt, coffee dusty. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and burnt roasted - coffee bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily - creamy, carbonation is soft. [20090702]

Draught at the brewpub. It’s a black/brown beer with a creamy head. The aroma has notes of roasted malt, caramel and coffee. The flavour has notes of roasted malt, coffee, dry citrus and caramel. The body, balance and harmony in this beer is outstanding, and it’s the best schwarzbier I ever had, truly nice! I could drink a lot more of this stuff, than I did that nice evening in the beginning of September 2008, but the next morning I were glad I didn’t ;)

(6/22/08) Draught at Gasthaus & Gosebrauerei Bayerischer Bahnhof in Leipzig. Black color with a medium beige-light brown head. Aroma of roasted malt, some coffee and vanilla hints. Sweet and roasty flavor with some caramel and some coffee. Medium-bodied.

On tap at the brewery. The aroma is very malty, smoky. The flavor is malty, quite monotonous. The beer is somehow boring.

Draft at the brewery.

Pours dark dark black with a light tan head. Mellow roasty nose, burnt coffee, roasty grain, and apple in the flavor, thin mouthfeel. It’s a nice beer, but I just keep thinking about the gose...

Medium beige creamy head with larger bubbles. Opaque black body goes dark hazy brown at the edges. Light peppery, caramelly aroma. Taste is light, clean, roasty malts with burnt notes. Some caramel. Smooth, velvety. Dry aftertaste. Very nice. (0.3l on tap.)

On tap at Bayerischer Bahnhof. A bit unfair perhaps because I’m not much of a schwarzbier fan, especially that dry burnt coffee aftertaste. Had that bad combination of wateriness and intense flavour that just makes me wish I was drinking a good stout or porter.

Tap in the Biergarten. Opaque dark, barely ruby under sunlight. Rich, full, lacing light brown head. Smells of coffee, toffee, and roasted dark malts. Great roasty taste, though it’s weak enough to warrant comparisons with a dunkel, and the around-the-edges taste reminds me of a washing machine. Don’t ask. Thicker than many Schwarzbiere, but true to style in the most important aspect - mildness. Velvety smooth, pleasant with a dull, long, and choco-coffee aftertaste. Touch of sourness adds a nice note. Indeterminate spiciness. Süffig!