Distelhäuser Landbier

Brewed by Distelhäuser Brauerei
Style: Dunkel
Tauberbischofsheim-Distelhausen, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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On Tap - 8. Internationales Berliner Bierfestival: Dark orange, soft carbonation, medium head. Very light nose and taste - boriing

At Haus der 150 Biere Würzburg. Bottle 500ml. Pours an amber-brown color, large head. Soft carbonation, full body. Smooth mouthfeel. Aroma is fruity, roasted malt, bready. Light bitter finish.

18 Oct 2011: Brown 500ml bottle best before the end of this month, so 12 days life left when poured into my lovely Wolnzacher Brauhaus glass tankard. It looked fantastic, a bright amber body as clean as any beer on earth, on top an off-white head of quality. The aroma was of earthy malts with hints of caramel and sweet molasses. The taste an impeccable blend of all things good about German beers: the brew is obviously infused with the best ingrediants available and lovingly produced to a high standard. Peppery aftertaste, earthy and filling, I had some rough brown bread and some mildly smoked ham with the last few drops of the beer and it suited the food beautifully. Very impressed indeed.

Clear amber-brown colour, large off-white, nearly beige head. Malty, some green hops, some aromatic hops, slightly herbal.

Bottle from Quack-Duck, vielen Dank! Amber with an impressive fluffy head. Aroma is caramel malt, grain, some hops and subtle toffee. Maybe I’m prone to autosuggestion but something in this aroma is rural indeed, quite pleasantly so. Taste is light sweet with a medium bitterness, malty, caramelly and toasty with hints of toffee. Ok but unremarkable.

Bottle. Amber color. Hardly noticeable bready aroma. malty grassy firm hopbitter flavor. Bready. Pleasant and tasty beer.

Bright amber color, high, long-lasting, head. Smells very malty, slightly roasty and subtle grainy. Starts malty bitter and roasty, with a slightly grainy aroma. The finish is also very malty, slightly bitter and dry.

A nice mid red/brown colour. Clear with a nice natural carbonation. Clean and crisp on the nose with slight malt, citrus and toffee/caramel notes. Initially sweet with the malt lasting throughout. An underlying fruit base comes through ( like Abbot Ale ) but the malty, biscuity sweetish finish with almost a raisin aftertaste makes this a winner for me.....

(bottle) pours a clear amber colour with a frothy off-white head. aroma of dark fruit, caramel and hazelnuts, with lots of grain and mustiness. flavour is more on the roasted malt and coffee side of things, though still quite grainy, with a light roasted-bitter finish. medium-bodied with average carbonation.

50cl bottle. Poured copper color with a frothy white head. Woody, caramel malt aroma, flavor is caramel, some roastedness and woody/earth notes. Flawless, simple dunkel. Enjoyable.

Bottle 50cl. A clear amber-brown beer with good head and lacing. Nose is malty ans sightly vegetable like. Aroma is sweet, on barley sugar and caramel, with some grassy vegetable flavor at the finish, not too hopy. The beer has a dry finish with a watery mouse-feel. A basic dunkel.