Kommunbrauhaus Windischeschenbach Posterer Zoigl

Brewed by Kommunbrauhaus Windischeschenbach
Style: Zwickel/Keller/Landbier
Windischeschenbach, Germany

Serve in Lager glass, Stein

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Tap. Cloudy orange, champagne bubbles, big fluffy offwhite head. Light peachy, citric hoppy aroma. Full fruity entry, minerals take over, cranberries, grassy, citric balance. Chewy, yet dancing on the palate. Wonderfull moreish beer.

From Tap in the Zoiglstube. It smells malty, bitter. It tastes malty-sweet, a little bit bitter. A more sweet Zoigl. 11/10/11/10/-/11

on tap at posterer, in ’09 and ’10 on the way to neuhaus zoiglfest and on the way back. ligtly hazed light amber with a sturdy head; very clean and grassy, lightly chalky, plenty of bitterness if you look for it; extremely drinkable

(draught) pours a very hazy deep amber colour with a frothy off-white head. aroma of grass, chewy pale malts, light sweet spices and a hint of cashew nuts. flavour is quite grainy, with a mellow nutty finish. medium-bodied with average carbonation.

Cloudy amber with large off white creamy head. Malty nose with fruity and caramel notes. Malty flavor with caramel, floral hops and fruity hints. Soft mouthfeel. Smooth and clean.

Tap at Zoiglhaus. Milky malt aroma. Cloudy amber color with a moderate head. Creamy malt and moderately bitter grassy hops flavor. Nice body. A solid easy drinking beer.

Tap @ Zoiglstube. Orange color, cloudy. malty flavor with some initial flowery hops. Hint of licorice. Bready. Hint of citrus. Almost medium bodied. Lovely zoigl, a bit low on aroma.

Cloudy orange-amber. Fresh smelling and slightly herbal. Very dry, appetizing. Spicy-herbal hop character. Very rounded with a firm, understated maltiness.

UPDATED: FEB 7, 2011 At Posterer. Hazy orange with thick white head. Brisk hoppy nose. Great bread crust flavors (surprise!) and a nice dollop of marmalade. Dry finish. Very good beer. Re-rate, the smoothness, the luminescent orange, the sweet malts, the toasty bready character make this an accessible and supreme zoigl, still characteristically salty/minerally.

Draught at their tap. Good refreshing aroma, weak rough hoppiness and a little bread. Cloudy orange colour. Big stable rocky white head. The flavour has a refreshing hoppiness, not much flavour, medium bitterness, but very cleansing. Medium maltiness.