Duckstein

Brewed by Brauerei Braunschweig/ Feldschlößchen (Carlsberg)
Style: Altbier
Braunschweig, Germany

Serve in Kölsch/Altbier

Bottled: Light sweet malty aroma, notes of caramel and herbal hops. Light sourly and metalic aromas. Reddish color, foamy head. Flavor is malty, pithy, light bready/grainy with light sweetness. Herbal, bitter hops in the end. Dry bitter finish. Pleasant but not too special.

Draught. Coppery golden colour. Aroma malty with notes of bread. Taste sweet and malty with some bread as well.

Big light beige lasting shiny head. Amber body. Light earthy malty aroma with notes of wild berries. Dry-sweet and faintly acidic taste of light malts and apples. Dry papery roasty caramelly aftertaste with faint fruitiness and light, peppery hops. Nice, and highly drinkable. (0.3l draft at Schiffergesellschaft, Lübeck.)

Pours a nice clear amber color. Aromas of burnt malts, spice, and a touch of smoke. Flavor is bitter burnt malts with a bittersweet finish.

Aroma: Light hops and malt; Appearance: special bottle, nice red-copper color, broken-white head; Flavor: sweet, maltt, some bitter; Palate: some bitter, waterly; Overall: just to try or during a comparison, expensive Bought at Trinkgut, Kleve, Germany

nice beer, of what i call "classic" type. But it’s not really anything special. Not worth it to pay more than what you pay for local beer. palate was a little too watery for my taste. If it is a mainstream beer,it’s okay, of it is marketed as something special, i’d say it’s not worth your time.

Courtesy of Degarth. Pours clear copper with gold edges and white head. The aroma is mild with a couple of different malts that are difficult to discern. The flavor is yeasty, sweet, toasted-faint-caramel and then becomes a bit astringent and dusty. There’s also a mild vague hoppiness underneath. It ends dry and mildly tart.

Amber with a lasting white head leaving some lace. Weak, but elegant malt aroma. Sweet and malty, with a slightly bitter finish.