Duckstein

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

Serve in Kölsch/Altbier

(Bottle 50 cl) My label claims it’s made by Holsten Brauerei, but it’s all Carlsberg anyway. Reddish amber with a pretty, dense head. Very malty with some slightly smoked notes. Soft and lightly caramelish with a hoppy finish. Matured in wooden vats. Nice brew. 050400

Bottle. Good looking beer with off white head dragging Belgian lace. Roasted aroma with hints of metal. Flavor is smooth and nutty with some hints of roast. Hoppy aftertaste.

Bottle. Copper coloured with big white head. Pretty good similar to an English bitter but a bit thinner for the strength.

Nice head, a deep long aroma, just right hoppyness and malt to make the right balance between bitterness and sweetness. A very good beer. There are lots of flavors here in an excellent blend.

Draught. Amber color. Malt, caramel, pipe tobacco, liqourice, nice enough but not deserving a re-try.

A ok beer, a bit too sweet for me, but it was still good. Not a great beer, but drinkable, Bread, light fruityness, Hardly any aftertaste, too bad..

Bottle. Pours caramel with small white head. Lightly carbonated, slightly bitter but mostly just flat taste. Incidentally, the appellation "Feldschlösschen" is nowhere to be seen on the bottle.

Bottle. Earthy bready malts and faint hops. Quite metallic body with poor malt character in the taste and little bitterness.