Kaufbeuren Aktien Hell

Brewed by Aktienbrauerei Kaufbeuren
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Kaufbeuren, Germany

Serve in Lager glass

Can (50 cl), thanks gnoff. Sweet grainy scent with some boiled vegetables, unbalanced with low bitterness.

500 ml bottle from Hollingshead; Nose is grassy and floral hops and graininess; dark gold with a medium offwhite head; flavor is lightly bitter and bread with some background caramel.

This is one of the easiest drinking beer I have ever had. Spicy herbal hops in the nose, with a kind of bready honey malt background. Very clean on the palate, slightly grainy but still pretty crisp.

Bottle. Light yellow color in pour with mostly white head. Very easy drinking with typical german bittering hops, earthy/grassy and malt notes. Somewhat floral.

Bottle. Smells malty. Gold color with a white head. A bit thin bodied, but has creamy carbonation. Kind of biscuit with noble hop. Very smooth and clean. Finishes reasonably dry with a light grassy hop bitter. Good in a bland sort of way. Course it’s really really good compared to Bud.

from Holiday. Clear yellow with a fizzy white head. Faint bready aroma and taste with some grainy malty notes and a refreshing crisp finish.

This is a light, but very nice, satisfying beer. It is gold with a bubbly, medium white head that steadily shrinks to a thin foamy ring and leaves only a hit of lace. The aroma is soft and sweet with grain, very flowery hops, and a little herb. The taste is full bodied grain, lots of green apple, and light but persistent hints of pine and herb, wityh a light bitterness that nevertheless persists through to a finish of grain and green apple with a hint of grass. It goes extremely well with food, which actually accents its flavours.

(on bottle)A very fresh aroma of bitterhops and, well, oxygen. Pale, grassy yellow, small white head. The tickling carbonation makes it even more refreshing and easy drinkable. The finish is of hops and kind of dry.