Göller Drosendorf Lagerbier

Brewed by Brauerei Göller Drosendorf
Style: Zwickel/Keller/Landbier
Drosendorf, Germany

Serve in Lager glass, Stein

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Draft @ brewpub, in krug. Looks dark golden, the head does not last so long. Aroma is minerally, very stoney and also grassy. Nice easy palate. The flavors are fruitier than expected. More acidic than expected too. Has a unique, dry character.

draft at the source. mild and neutral yeast nose with mild gravel and dried- mushroom must and a lighter moldy grain note. medium-light body, slightly chewy, lightly grassy but mostly lacking flavor, it’s surprisingly mild and plain. quiet dried grass hop character. good froth across the middle but otherwise it’s very forgettable and plain.

Herb-süßer Antrunk mit einen Stich Wässrigkeit, der aber nach und nach versiegt. Das milde Malt wirkt muffig, das Bier insgesamt nicht ganz rund. Süffig mild, zum Ende hin verändert sich das Bier kaum und wird nur etwas bitterer. 11/9/9/8//8

Draught at the brewpub. Nicely hoppy aroma. Clear golden colour as far as I can see down the mug. Stable white head. The flavour is very nice, good hoppy note, a bit of malt. Well-balanced.

Ceramic mug. Yellowish colour. Hoppy, fruity, fresh spicy and downright appetizing. Very fruity hoppy and more bitterness than most. Juicy acidity in the finish. You reach quickly for another sip.

Draught @ Brauerei Göller Drosendorf, Drosendorf, Germany. Served in a stonemass krug. Clear light yellow amber color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted, roasted, moderate hoppy, grass, light to moderate yeasty. Flavor is moderate to light heavy sweet and moderate bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. (230308)

Tap, at the brewpub. Jan 2005. Gold, thin white head and moderate condition. Low sweet malt aromas, gentle maltiness in the mouth with a delicate pilsner hoppiness and a brief sweet finish with traces of hop bitterness.

Sampled draught at the brewery. By Franconian standards Drosendorf is not a very beery village. There is only one brewery there! Of course Memmelsdorf with its three breweries lies only 1km away, which kind of helps. This amber coloured beer was served in a traditional stein and had a lightly cellery malt aroma. It was medium bodied with a touch of roastiness and low-medium bitterness.