Mahn & Ohlerich Bier

Brewed by Hanseatische Brauerei Rostock (Oetker Group)
Style: Pilsener
Rostock, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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# 3263 ersma: das besondere an diesem bier soll sei, dass nur aromahopfen verwendet wird. tja, das mache ich auch nicht anders. spannender ist ja die frage, welcher verwendet wird. das wird natürlich nicht gesagt. pilsfarben und mittelschaumig. der geruch ist süßlich mit hopfiger note. der antrunk ist süßlich, leicht herb mit blumig-aromatischer note. würde mal auf saazer tippen. die mitte wird etwas herber, süße bleibt vordergründig. der abgang ändert sich nicht groß, das späte ende ist süßlich. die flasche ist ddr -so schlecht, dass das etikett schon wieder stil hat. fazit: mildes pils, wenig spannend. trinkbar. 10,9,8,8,10,8 - 8,45 - 5/4/13

33cl bottle courtesy of Ulli.Clean yellow with a finger of headLight hoppy aroma. In mouth: Some hops with good malt base. Carbonation is high and body is really ligth, so is a really easy to drink beer.

Yellow body. Malty and grassy aroma. Taste is grassy and hoppy. Mild bitter finish.

330ml bottle. Clear pale golden colour with average, frothy, half-way lasting, white head. Muggy grainy aroma with hints of corn. Taste is monotonously grainy, minimally grassy, soapy and pseudo-citrusy. If you had this served as a Pale Lager somewhere in Africa you wouldn’t be surprised. Or more precisely, concerning taste there’s no difference to an average African Pale Lager - you may still have wondered about why they’ve taken the effort to import a beer not a mu better than any one of their one’s.

Bottle. Aroma metallic with hints of sweet caramel. Taste equally metallic, a bit like dark bread and tart hops. Aftertaste a little too bitter. Yellow bier with no real head.

Bottle. Pale golden, fluffy white head. Fine hop aromatics, flowery, fruity and grassy. Fairly lightbodied, a bit tinny and strawlike. Hops do not follow through. Archetypical pale lager - No way the beer was brewed like this more than 100 years ago.

50 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a small white head. Aroma is light cornish and mild grassy. Mild cornish and grassy. Mild grassy and light cornish. Medium dry and bitter finish.

Bottle, 4.9%. Mild citric aroma. Clear yellow colour. Small white head. Good malty flavour, hint of citrus, perhaps from the hops. Also a bit of sweetness, seems a little perfumy, but not bad. Rough bitterness in the late finish.

Bottle. Clear, hoppy aroma. Ethereal head. Fresh, hoppy taste with a slightly rough, bitter aftertaste. Definitely worth trying.

Bottle. Pale gold with a large head. Aroma of light malt. Flavour is malt with bread and a dry smooth slightly oily finish