Grafenwalder Wild Orange

Brewed by Frankfurter Brauhaus (TCB Beverages)
Style: Fruit Beer
Frankfurt an der Oder, Germany

Serve in Flute

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Plastic bottle. Pale orange colour with a small mostly diminishing head. Artificial orange aroma and taste. Sweet finish.

Leichtes Orangenaroma, wässrig, etwas herber Nachgeschmack. Lasches Gesöff, das kein Mensch braucht. Test vom 20.7.2007, Gebinde: PET Noten: 5,4,5,5,4,5 - 4,80

Started drinking this one on a warm afternoon, started fine, but then the sweetness really comes out, it turns into a Orange crush like beverage, just abit too sweet, eh...

Lidl@Düsseldorf; pet bottle - clear and pale golden colour, poor head left; orange juice in the nose, very sweet with a fake acidity; lot of residual sugars in a fruity sweeties-like finish

Plastic bottle 50cl.
Clear medium yellow orange color with a small to average, fizzy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, white to off-white head. Aroma is moderate lemon - orange. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average to short duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft. [20081122]

Plastic bottle 50 cl. Courtesy of yespr. Clear golden with a white head. Distinct aroma of orange pop. Light-bodied, a little low in carbonation again with distinct notes of orange pop. Lightly sulphurous finish. 221108

50 cL clear plastic bottle. Pours clear and orange with a small fizzy white head. Orange fruity aroma. Sweet orange fruity with a distinct beer malty note. Somewhat artificial orange fruity. Sweet orange fruity into the far finish.

Tried in Berlin. Aroma was faint, smelling sweetly of oranges. Poured a clear orangish colour, no head. Palate is watery. Felt like drinking Fanta. Taste was flat. Mostly sweet, but a little bitter at times.

(50 cl PET bottles from Lidl, Germany)
BB 25.08.08
Clear orange color, no head. Chemical orange color, like a soda. Sugary sweet and chemical taste. Spritzy mouthfeel, no bitterness. Maybe OK if not to think about it as a beer, but when you do, utterly strange and confusing.

Bottled. A pale golden beer with a thin white head. The aroma is sweet malty with notes of oranges, while the flavor is sweet malty again with notes of oranges and a lightly bitter finish. The body is thin. Not my cup of tea.

Bottle. Clear, a bit pale, golden body with a decent, white head. Artificial orange and a vague sourness gives it a bad aroma and flavor. There’s some hint of pils in the finish, else I see nothing reminiscent of beer in this one. Thin, watery body. It’s drinkable in a way, but I prefer not to, so I never finished the bottle. (070804)