Clausthaler Classic (Premium)

Brewed by Binding-Brauerei (Oetker Group)
Style: Low Alcohol
Frankfurt, Germany

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Clear goldblond coloured beer with small white head and no carbonation. Herby sweet aroma. Medium palate. Finish is herby bitter sweet.

Im Glas sieht es auch recht gut aus, passable Krone, viele Bläschen und eine sehr helle Farbe. Das Aroma für ein Alkoholfreies recht gut leicht hopfig und malzig aber nicht übertrieben. Nachgeschmack leider ziemlich schwach, sonst ok. Test vom 27.3.2008, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 10,9,10,8,12,9 - 9,25

Cloudy golden with a medium white lasting head. Sweet grainy aroma with hints of wheat. Somewhat grainy.

Have a medical condition where I can’t drink real beer so been trying some of the more decent NA’s. This was pretty good. Weak but present bohemian pilsener aroma and some noble hops. Obviously pretty weak flavor but not too bad. Fairly satisfying for an NA.

Very pale yellow pour with one finger of white foamy head. Nose is skunky and awful. Flavor too, wet dry and hay. God awful.

ar: bread, minerals, yeast, grass, straw, hay, clean nose. ap: Watery golden colour, medium white head. F: Bread, minerals, grass, spruce, hay, funky aftertaste a weird quality. M: Very, very sharp carbonation, rather full body. T: Drinkable, but not really enjoyable.

roasty, grass, banana, light sweetness, lightly bitter, light body, thin feel,

Nice yellow hue, firm very white head. Good hops in the nose, with a surprisingly strong malt flavor. Carbonation stays with you through out the beer, and a creamy texture across the tongue. This is the best low alcohol beer I have had to date.

Clear golden, low head. Dry but with some sweetness, thin, low bitterness. Alright for being a low alcohol beer.

Puors pale yellow clear with medium white head. Aroams grains, dough, wort, hay. Palate is thin watery. Taste is worty, cereal, and sweeetish malty. Finish sweet and mild watery grainy flavours. Typical alcohol free and mild with distinct malty worty taste.

UPDATED: JAN 31, 2012 Clear amber with a loose but sticky white head. The nose is not as puffy and sweet as many low-alcohol lagers. Very thin, zero hop and surprisingly weak carbonation. A little buttery but very watery. In all honesty I very much prefer Becks non-alcohol.