König Kelts

Formerly brewed at König Brauerei (Bitburger)
Style: Low Alcohol
Duisburg, Germany

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Kaum Geschmack, viel zu bitterer Nachgeschmack. Das Zeug werd ich nimmer anrühren. *Br* Test vom 14.2.2005, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 13,6,5,3,6,5 - 5,70

Bottle. Very bready and metallic aroma. Weird hop smell. Golden colour, big-bubbled head. Quite bitter, harsh flavour. A little watery.

(Bottle 33 cl) Looks pretty much like a normal pilsener but the head collapses a bit fast. Unusual, indefinable aroma - somewhat bready perhaps. Thin-bodied with a solid dose of hops making you feel, that this really is beer. 080200

A typical low alcohol. Bad taste, bad smell.

Quite boring. Watery body with a weak aftertaste. Nothing special here, though drinkable.

Pale golden coloured. Very weak and thin. Bland and boring all the way through.

Rather nice appearance. Golden color. Skunky nose, a bit like urine. Taste very watery, a bit skunky. Almost no hops or malt recognizable. But compared to other german NA beers it is easy to drink, since it lacks the bitterness of Clausthaler.

Worty aroma with some caramel. Fairly dry, but worty. Leak flavor. Skunky and thin!