Bitburger Radler

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

Serve in Flute

UPDATED: JUN 13, 2010 Clear yellow with a tiny white head. Sweet aroma with lemons and lime. Sweet flavour with lemons, lime and malty hints. Finished sweet.

Bottle 330ml.
Clear light yellow color with a average to large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is light to moderate lime, light soap, malt notes. Flavor is light moderate sweet with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. [20100417]

Bottle at RBNAG-2009. Pale golden-yellow colour with a white head. Aroma is lemon, malt. Flavour is citrus, lemon, malt, fruit. Unpleasent beer.

Bottle @ Brugmansia/Fonefan Tasting, April 2010. Pours clear pale piss yellow with no head. Nose is artificial. Citrus, syrup and lemon. Watery.

Bottle, 2.5%. Weak lemonade aroma. Clear very pale yellow colour. Small white head. The flavour is watery with a little lemonade to it. Seems sugarfree.

Bottle, at RBNAG -09. A clear, pale yellow beer topped by a thin layer of white bubbles. The aroma has a faint note of malty pils, but mostly it’s a lemony dishwashingwater scent. The flavor is pretty much the same, without being very unpleasant. Thin body with decent carbonation. A hint of bitterness in the finish. A rather poor one, but not awful. 091108

Sampled from bottle@RBNAG 2009, Vatlandsvåg. An instantly dying white head over a fizzy, pale yellow body. Soapy lemon on the nose. Lemony soda pop flavor. Barely any maltiness, faint fruity bitterness. Skinny body. Dry, mineralic ending. Some quenching abilities here, not very beery though.

Bottle. Pale blonde. Lemonade and some aspartame notes in the aroma. Lemonade flavor with some aspartame and beery notes. Sweet and sticky. Soapy. Drinkable if you really insist.