Beierhaascht Meeschterbéier

Brewed by Beierhaascht
Style: Pale Lager
Bascharage, Luxembourg

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

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Very carbonated at the onset, to white head, falling flat in less than a minute; pale amber beer with cold (?) haze. Very meaty nose, as aspic from a pastry or brawn. Spicey too - I get laurel/bay leaf again and even some hops. Faint malty taste, like a boy's bitter or a pale mild. But always with the bottom-fermenting touch. Very light mouthfeel, weak, nearly dead. Aftertaste brings up some hoppy bitterness. Not a great success, I'd say. Their blonde/Helle is much better.

Light fruity (apple) and roasty nose. Amber color, then flim of white head. Tastes pretty much the same as the last with slightly more pronounced roast malt flavor - malty water.

Cloudy orange body with a small head. Aroma is somewhat sour and mouldy and is dominated by stearin! Flavor is thin and watery with some fruit and citrus. Flat and bad.

Amber coloured. It smells of stearin like all beers from this brewery. Slightly thin, but drinkable.

An unclear orange beer with no head. The aroma is sour and hoppy - not very inviting. The flavor is malty with notes of oranges and a dry hoppy end.

Cloudy copper color. Fizzy, sweet, wax aroma. Medium body, some sweetness, poor malt, too high hop infusion, therefore bad high ending bitterness.