Mahrs Bräu Hell

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

Serve in Lager glass

Bottle: Clear gold, light white head and nice lacing. Nose of light biscuit, light skunky hops, some light cascade. The flavor is clean but needs some more toast and/or biscuity malt flavors. Finish toasty, ok. Could use more malt or less bitterness.

Pours dark gold with a small white head. Smells of grain and light malt. Light malt flavor with a subtle bitter hops taste at the end. It was quite smooth though.

Bottle from Bello Vino. Poured clear golden color with a large frothy white head that mostly lasting with good lacing. Moderate grassy hoppy aroma. Medium body with a slick texture and soft carbonation. Medium balanced flavor with a light bitter finish of moderate duration. My expectations where met and went well with a turkey on wheat sandwich.

Bottle. The beer pours to a pale yellow body with a creamy/rocky bleached white paper colored head. The aroma is lager yeasty with some beechwood smoked malt. Cooked corn, but oh so subtle. The flavor is a dry bitter hop with lager yeasts, grainy silage, and a tart beechwood smoked minerally malt. The palate is dry and minerally.

Bottle. Pale gold with a moderate white head. Aroma of fresh floral hops and grass. Flavours of some sweet malt and more grassy hops. Pleasant drinking.

Hay, honey and yeast nose; soft and grassy, nice spicy and floral hop bitterness; light, drinkable body; dry and bready; lingering finish; nice for the hot summer.

Bottled: Hoppy aroma with grainy barley notes. Golden color, low white head. Lively carbonation. Sweetish malt flavor, light grainy and bready. Intensiv hop notes in the end, hayish, grassy. Dry bitter end. Weak and unbalanced.

Draught. White low lasting head. Cobber clear body. Should probably have been clear yellow. Maybe the room was a bit dark. Very weak almost non-esistant sweet barley malt aroma. Weak caramel hops flavor. Low carbonation. Short aftertaste. What a disappointment.