Bitburger Radler

Brewed by Bitburger Brauerei Th. Simon
Style: Fruit Beer
Bitburg, Germany

Serve in Flute

Very light clear golden color. No head. Smell of ginger ale. Taste was lemony sweet with some hop flavor but really small. Slight cardboard.

Bright yellow good head carbonation medium strong slightly sweet aroma soapy touch flavours like a diet ale touch or saccarin with lime and sour lemon added blocks out any good sweetness at the finish sour thin tastes on the palate no

Süßer, minimal getreidiger Antrunk. Mit der Zeit flacht die Süße ab und ein bitteres Aroma zeichnet sich ab, ist zum Ende hin sogar eher als unpassend zu bezeichnen. Dazwischen wässrig. Test vom 2.5.2007, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 9,5,6,4,7,5 - 5,50

Bottle 33 cl. Light yellow pour with a quickly diminishing white head. Aroma of faint malt and lemon. The taste is dominated by lemon and acidity rather like Vitamin C. A refreshing beer for the slightly acidic side.

After the beer was served in the glass there was found a lasting quantity wall adhesive white foam collar which was fine and even of structure. The beer also contained much carbonic acid in the glass. The beer has a clear yellow color and a sweet taste. The after tast of the beer is hoppy bitter with a citrus touch. This beer smells malty.

Its funny how many people on here don’t have a clue what a radler is. Folks, a Radler is a mixed beer. Pils and lemonade... thats it. It is common in Germany as you would not play a sport in summer and drink straight pils all day now would you? It’s not a blond beer, it’s not a fruit beer, it’s simply a pils and sprite/7up. Please stop comparing it as a beer. It would be like saying a cola-beer tastes like cola and therefore tastes artifical... which is just stupid.

0,33 l fles. heerlijk verfrissend "sneeuwwitje".

It’s a golden radler with a white, creamy head, and the aroma has notes of lemon-soda and malt. The flavour is sweet with a light citrus sourness and notes of lemon, malt, Vitamin C, and the finish is sweet-sour. It’s a bit artificial, but it is possible to drink it.