Fucking Hell

Brewed by Waldhaus Privatbrauerei
Style: Pale Lager
Waldhaus im Naturpark Südschwarzwald, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Pour is clean and clear with a short lived small whit head. Aroma lite and earthy.

Slight citrusy, lemony nose on normal pale lager body and appearance. based on the name, this is a novelty beer. Taste is light, bordering on watery, with slight malty aftertaste. Great name, so-so beer (I thought for sure it least would have been a helles....)

Bottle 33 cl from Bierhütte - Biberist (CH). Blonde with average and fine crackling. Aromas of malt, hop and cereals. Mellow mouth, a little hay and slightly sweetened. Supple with grassy hop.

UPDATED: APR 18, 2013 33cl Halloween sixpack bought@Maruhn. - A linguistic joke of a beer that should protect the Austrian village of Fucking against drunk Australian and British lagerlouts stealing their village sign.
Inexplicably brewed by quality Schwarzwald brewery Waldhaus. Could swear I can taste the sweet and sticky malt profile of Waldhaus Gold-Pils in this, only not redeemed by quality natural hops. Sulphurous nose, macro lager taste with nothing really going for it in particular, but not completely disgusting either.
Works great as an anglo-american pun on Austrian geography (a niche in the brewing industry hereto untapped), less as a beer. Saving a few for my 19yo nephews or for linguistically minded tickers.
I am sure for the village of Fucking ordering a couple hundred cases of these through an intermediary Berlin ad agency comes down less expensive than ordering new village signs every few months?

Bottled 33cl. Courtesy of bartlebier. Clear pale golden with a white head. Vile and worse than expected. Thanks a lot bartlebier!

Bottle shared by Dogbrick. Clear gold pour with a medium off-white head. Aroma of malt, skunk and some crisp hops. Malty and skunky flavor with a bit of crisp hop in the finish. It’s a good thing it has a gimmick name.

Appearance: Yellow golden, clear. Little bit of white head. Aroma: Some malt and hops, some grains too. Taste: Good amount of hops, some malt as well. Not as bad as I thought it would be. Info: 330ml bottle, 28/2-2013, BB: 31/3-2013

This beer pours a clear yellow-gold color with a thin foamy white head that evaporates quickly to an outer ring. Short strings of lacing on the glass. Aroma of malt and grassy hops. Light-bodied with flavors of grassy hops, bready malt and slight fruit. The finish is mildly bitter with a short hoppy aftertaste. Would be entirely forgettable without the gimmick name.

Hmm. Swear I rated this before. Not sure why it is no longer showing. Typical lager. Clear, bubbly, straw/golden pour. Big white head that falls fast and leaves a minimal amount of lacing. Smells of malt and hops, with some minerals/metal in the nose. Malty, dry, hops. Not bad, but pretty typical.

Straw coloured active pour with a frothy white head. Aroma: grain, lemon, grass, wet newspaper. Another average lager.