Löwenbräu Alkoholfrei

Brewed by Löwenbräu Munich (InBev)
Style: Low Alcohol
Munich, Germany

Serve in English pint, Shaker

500ml bottle. Best before 06. 2012. It pours a gold more-or-less like any helles. The head is a bit crappier looking though. It smells very herbal and mediciney with a hint of bread. The flavor is similar, with a bit more sweetness. Flavor-wise it isn’t the worst NA beer out there.

Wenig brotiger Antrunk und stärkerer Mittelteil, etwas herb, bitter. Penetrant trocken, Cornflakesaroma. Gerade so trinkbar. 8/5/4/3/4/3

Appearance: Light golden, clear. Some white head. Some fizz. Aroma: Quite sweet. Grains, some citrus. Taste: Grains and citrus. Sweet. Info: 500ml bottle, 27/8-2010

(bottle) Clear, pale golden colour with a short foamy white head. Sweetish corny malty and draffy nose with a tinge of cooked carrots. Sweet and slightly bitter-tart flavour, light bodied with a moderate carbonation. Slim malty taste with shy grassy and herbal hoppy accents; dry-ish and slim papery malty finish with hoppy notes as well as traces of metal. 14.VI.10

33cl bottle at BLAB. Better than average NA but certainly nothing to search out. Muted citrus notes that typically appear in these NA’s.

50cl. bottle @ Munchen. Pours clear and pale piss yellow with a small white foam. Nose is sweet of malts. Corn, maize and grass. Watery palate. Very dry.

No:740
Rated: 27.06.2009
Bottle brown, 500 ml, 7.2 P, got it in Munchen
Appearance: Pours crystal clear, bright golden body, body is moderately carbonated, head is initially big, quickly decreasing to moderate but firm and lasting, there is a nice lacing, head is snowy white and frothy, regular in structure.
Aroma: Crispy, gently malty, bright malt, crystalized honey, nice fresh yeast, gentle touch of herbality of hop like origin, very clear, natural, very meter - made aroma for a good quality German Low Alcohol beer. Very fresh and inviting, even though it is simple.
Flavour: Very tasty, interesting, crispy, bright malt, fresh yeast, nice gentle sweetness of malt origin is contrasted and balanced with mild bitter touches, very freshly brewed beer, very clean, whipped cream. Probably the best tasting Gertman Low Alcohol I have had so far. Very soft, pleasurable, easy going, finish duration is medium.
Palate: Body is light, texture is watery, carbonation on palate is soft, finish feel is slightly chalky, whipped cream like, very clean, slightly metalic, gently bitter.

Bottle. golden colour with a white head. Aroma is malt, wort. Flavour is malt, wort, fruit, grain. Thin beer.