Eittinger Hell

Brewed by Eittinger Fischer Bräu
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Eitting, Germany

Serve in Lager glass

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Bottle. Golden, low head. Moderately fresh Hallertauer hops. Grainy malt balanced with light grassy hops. Medium body. Overall a average Helles.

(26.02.12)0,5l Flasche Im Aroma ziemlich hefig(Jungbiercharakter), leicht metalische und staubige Malznoten. Der Geschmack ist von dem Jungbiercharakter dominiert.Ansonsten wieder leicht metallisch und klare Getreidenoten.

herbs, bread, leaves, golden, clear, minimal head, white foam, light sweetness, medium bitterness, medium sourness, medium body, thin feel, flat,

(Flasche) Farblich ist es goldgelb, es ist klar filtriert mit weißer Schaumkrone. Das Aroma ist leicht süßlich, würziger Hopfen und minimal DMS. Der geschmack ist anfangs süßlich, dann DMSig und dann mittel stark Bitter. Die Bittere bleibt ein wenig hängen. Die Karbonisierung ist gut. Zusammengefasst; erinnert mich an meine Punk-Konzerte, billig und selbstzerstörerisch.

Strong golden, sparkling beer with a high head. Smells of wonderful aroma hops. Starts with aroma hops and lots of bitter hops, very grassy, with grainy nuances in Background. The central part shows much more grainy aroma, the malt fades into the background. Sweet hoppy, grainy finish.

Moderat hopfiger Geruch mit leider etwas muffigen Noten. Antrunk zunächst hopfig. Im Mittelteil dann malziger und würzig auf eher durchschnittlichem Niveau. Im Abschied neben den würzigen Töne ein wenig bitter. Nicht sehr aufregend. Durchschnittlich.Test vom 10.3.2009, Gebinde: Glasflasche

0.5 l bottle, thanks Timo! Golden color. Sweet honeyish and flowery aroma. Sweet malty and honeyish flavor with restrained fruity hops. Rounded and fairly full bodied. Simple but drinkable basic helles.

(bottle) pours a clear pale yellow colour with a frothy white head. aroma of floral hops and hay, quite understated, with a tiny hint of cardboard. flavour is more on the grainy side of things, with a slightly astringent light herbal-hoppy finish. medium-bodied with average carbonation.

Bottle, at Dachsbau, Krefeld. Sold in stein as Schlossbrauerei Mariabrunn Münchner Hell, I have no reason to believe it’s a new beer, so rated it here. It’s a slightly hazy, golden beer with a rocky white head. Weak nose, malty and fruity. Sweet, malty flavor with caramel notes and some dried fruits and sourness. Medium body, smooth mouthfeel. Some alcohol warmth in the finish. A rather boring one, also slightly unclean, and lacking bitterness. Still, a quenching beer that was far from awful. 091010

500ml bottle at GBBF 2009. Gold, cold and decent, light lemon hell. Aroma is ok, some muted lager malt, very drinkable in mouth. Good helles. Light and drinkable, slight lemon.

Bottle 50cl.
Clear medium to dark yellow orange color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting , off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, grain, hay, toasted, moderate hoppy, green grass. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20090806]