Eschweger Klosterbräu Export

Brewed by Eschweger Klosterbrauerei
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Eschwege, Germany

Serve in Lager glass

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Golden color. Light malty but not very expressive. Taste is fresh, astringent, but only few malty like promissed. Thirst-quenching, but not more.

Pours clear golden medium-large off-white head. Aroma of caramel, bread, and some resin. Pretty refreshing and well-balanced.

Bottle. Gold with a white head. Low bead. Aroma of light bread, earthy and floral hops. Sweet and grainy with modest bitterness. Crisp finish leaving lingering spices. Quite light-bodied - there’s not much to the malt promised in the aroma. Par.

Downed 10 litres or so of this over Christmas without blinking an eye-lid, but now pen to paper. Big, silky foam atop, snow-white and two inches in height, holds well with good filmy lace. Very grainy barnyard nose, lots of cereal grains, rye and bran-like, very dry with light edges of camphor. Light sweetness upfront in the mouth, quenching with a base of well defined Summery, toasted grains. Zingy, lemony sourness along the sides, light earthy hop with little bitterness in the swallow. Ends crisp, short and very clean. More malt driven than anything so fitting of its style. The body is very light, the carbonation spot-on also for a lager of its guise. It slips down with alarming speed. I like it, as I obviously did over the xmas period. Simple pleasures I guess!! (50cL, BB 25/05/12, Thirsty Camel, Butler)

Rocky sized head clear gold pour weak carbonation aromas grain corn malt sweetness flavours a grainy taste corn weak bitter very bland tasting cardboard mainly grain but otherwise this is bad worst tasting lager from Germany for a while very sad

Clear golden body with mainly lasting head. Light doughy aroma that carries throught to the taste, easy enough to drink though not exciting.

50 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a small white head. Aroma is cornish and slight grassy. Cornish and sweet malty flavoured. Slight grassy. Bitter and cornish finish.

Bottle 50 cl. Pours a clear golden with a white head. Sweet malty nose – a fairly intense maltiness. Medium body, again a very solid and sweet maltiness yet with enough hops for balance. Well made. 050411

shared by papsoe. clear yellow, smooth white head. mild aroma, slightly malty, slightly dusty. flavor is sweet malty, very slightly bitter. more malty than hoppy, but never really caramelly.

Bottled. A golden beer with a thin lazing white head. The aroma has notes of malt, and caramel. The flavor is sweet with notes of straw, minerals, cardboard, and dust, leading to a lightly bitter finish.

Bottle. Moderate malty and hoppy. Medium sized white creamy head, normal long lasting; dark yellow body. Light bitter taste, rather short duration. Light watery, light body, sot carbonation. Unfortunately too watery and light for a Export.