Brigitta-Bräu Helles

Considering the style, Scores ranging from 1 to 5, 5 being the most intense
Appearance:
Body:   Clear(1)->Murky(5) : 3     Pale Yellow(1)->Copper(5) : 2     Still(1)->Sparkling(5) : 3
Head:   None(1)->Large(5) : 3     Lasting: 3     Lacing : 4
Aroma:
Intensity : 2  
Yeast : XX   Bread : 4   Apple : XX   Tropical Fruits : XX   DMS : XX   Diacetyl : XX Sulphur : XX  
Malt : 4   Pilsner : 3   Pale : XX   Vienna : XX   Biscuity : XX   Hay : XX   Toasty : XX   Caramel : XX   Honey : XX   Cereals : 2   Grainy : XX
Hops : 1   Noble(1)->American(5) : 1   Leafy : XX   Floral : XX   Lemon/Lime : XX   Herbal : XX   Grassy : 1  
Flavor:
Initial Flavor : Dry(1)->Sweet(5) : 4   Finish Dry(1)->Sweet(5) : 3   Sourness : XX   Bitterness : 2   Farmy : XX   Complex : XX   Length : XX
Palate:
Light(1)->Full(5) : 3   Flat(1)->Fizzy(5) : 3   Clean : 2   Crisp : XX   Sharp : XX   Watery : XX   Oily : XX   Chalk : XX   Astringent : XX   Alcohol : XX   Mineral : XX   Oxidation : XX

Comments: Straightforward bready malts making a refreshing example, but nothing sets it apart.

Draught@brewpub, Vienna
Golden-amber color, creamy white head. Nice fruity, grassy hoppy nose, also some malts. Reasonably malty, but quite one dimensional pale lager. Some harshness, maybe from tap - I was the first customer in the morning on Sunday morning at 10 am :)

(Draught at the brewpub) Very mild aroma of malt and hops. Pale golden colour, hazy and small, white head with fair lacing. Malty, slightly sweet and very slightly bitter (initially) flavour with a hint of honey. Light to medium-bodied, slightly oily and softly carbonated palate. 18/05/07

A fairly new brewpub, and it shows. This beer has nothing technically wrong with it, it's just playing safe. A slight hop and malt nose, a dryish grassy malt flavour and some bitterness in the finish. A good standard beer, but needs to do better to have more interest. (sampled on draught in brewpub)

Sampled draught at the brewpub.
Cloudy golden with creamy head. Malt accented and mild. Softer than their dark beers. Neutral, but quite pleasant.