Mahrs Bräu Hell

Brewed by Mahrs Bräu
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Bamberg, Germany

Serve in Lager glass

Bottled 50cl. Buttery, malty and without any memorable components in the finish. Mediocre at best.

Pours light hay gold with a nice thick head. Bready grassy. Nice easy drinker.

Bottle. Pours a golden yellow, like a pale lager. The aroma is malty and the flavor has a bit more malt than a typical lager. Very high carbonation and a hint of sourness detracted from this beer.

Clean runny honey looks. On the nose it is sort of sterile and grassy. Puffy, crisp and metallic in the mouth. A little bland, especially in comparison to the Ungespundet that I just had, but pleasant.

Pours a clear golden yellow color. Aromas of grass, cheerios, and a touch of flowers. Flavor is kinda sweet to start, citrusy finish with some hop notes.

500ml bottle. It pours a deep vibrant gold with a nie white head that leaves some good lacing. The smell is sweet and malty with some slight herbal hops. The flavor is nice, a sweet balance of hops and malt. Just a light bitterness. Smooth. Another good one from Mahr’s.

Bottle. Really looking to find a Helles that I like, and I’ve enjoyed Mahr’s stuff in the past. Super light color, but elegant at the same, nice fluffy white head. Pilsner malts flood the nose, slightly floral, pretty basic. Very clean on the palate, so easy to drink with only some slightly sweeter malts. The low ABV makes this drinkable for all seasons. Balanced, but not full of flavor, but a great offering.

On tap at CK for the gravity keg event. Clear amber, minimal head. Huge buttery diacetyl presence with toffee. The hops try to break through in the flavor but essentially fail. Pretty mediocre.