Kaltenecker Brokát Märzen 13°

Brewed by Pivovar Kaltenecker
Style: Polotmavý
Rožňava, Slovak Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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Glass bottle via Cuso in trade. A multi-toned honey of a beer. Light ephemeral nose of dried grain and grass whisps away in the breeze of the basement. A pleasant golden amber haze with a thin white head. Overall body is on the lighter side of medium and begins with sweet malts and weaves light gentle hops thru out moderate mouthfeel. A great beer to start the day with.

Plastic bottle from the brewery. Aroma is straw, smoke and sweet malty. Taste is very malty, hints of straw and alcohol. Tickling palate.

UPDATED: OCT 14, 2012 On tap at Hostinec Richtár Jakub. Lightly hazy amber colour. Heavy airy, rather stable yellowish head. Aroma caramel, honey, light roasted, very light coffee. Mouthfeel somewhat sticky. Taste well balanced, medium sweet, almost medium bitter. Finish is rathes sweet, but balanced with some bitterness. Well drinkable. Good beer, though a bit uninteresting. Better only lightly chilled.

Dark amber color, a little hazy. Beige, medium sized head, raipidly reduce to foam. Medium body, soft to medium carbonation. Aroma: A bit sweet, malty, caramel malts, biscuits, bread. Taste: Malty, soft roastiness, soft bitterness, light sourness from roasted grains?) Medium long nice finish with soft bitterness and sourness. Crisp, full taste and aroma, malty beer.

Krasna jantarova farba. Jemne ovocna vona, z ktorej nic neprenika. Chut sladucka s ovocnym podtonom. Lahka horkost.

1l petka from cuso - diky! Hzay golden colour, mid-sized, creamy off-white to beige head. Malty base with a grainy touch, biscuits, roasetd malts and caramel. Shy hoppy finish.

Draft , in Martin breweriana meeting. Amber color with huge white head. Sweet bready aroma. Flavor was sweet at the beginning, after some hoppy notes. Medium bitter finish. Nice.

Ultra-thin off-white head, over hazy amber-brown beer with a mossy sheen. Bottom of bottle solid yeast. Grassy, yeasty notes at first, with dark or wholemeal bread, fainly sweetish; autumn leaves, ivy; all of those moderate. Nice dry-ish , leafy, yeasty, bready and even nutty notes, with mild sweetness in the finish, that does not prevent a reather dry aftertaste. Rather thinnish, missing body. Carbonation proves more marked in the mouth than in the visual; slight (yeast?) slickness. Quite regular, convincing Märzen, quite German in character. Many thanks to Peter V., and all the people he mobilized to get the beer in Ursel!

Thanks to Ogi for this one... Poured a murky red/amber bodz. Strawberry yoghurt fighting with dry maltiness in the aroma. Malt and yoghurt in the taste too, graininess. Nice mouthfeel. Nice one, not too flashy.

Draught at Főzdefeszt III, Budapest. Slight hazy pale amber coloured, small off-white head, soft malty nose. Moderate malty, light grainy and caramel with discreet hint of spices in rather dry finish. Pleasant brew.