Neuzeller Lebensfreude Glutenfrei

Brewed by Klosterbrauerei Neuzelle
Style: Specialty Grain
Neuzelle, Germany

Serve in Shaker, Tumbler

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Bottle shared with McTapps. Has an aroma and aftertaste like thrown up beer. Disgusting stuff but still drinkable in a special way.

Bottle shared with MichaelBruch. Clear dark golden in colour with low but steady head. Taste of apple cider, red apples and light grass. Very unusual but as a beer it is not that good.

500 ml bottle. Pours clear light yellow witha small white head. Peach aroma. Strong sweet and sour peach taste, fading into a bitter palate. This beer is unique. Also, it’s gluten-free and has a cool name and label.

Small white head, clear yellow colour. Very strong and unconventionally intense, peachy vanilla aroma. Fruity taste and a mild, likewise fruity palate. Very unorthodox, and I really enjoyed it. If it can guarantee life joy ("Lebensfreude") remains doubtful, however.

#1416 Sieht aus wie Apfelsaft, abgestanden und ohne Schaum. Eine süßliche Note nach Weingummi macht sich bemerkbar. Merkwürdig synthetische Malznote im Geschmack, der Abgang ist grottig schlecht. Ich kippe dieses "Bier-Getränk" angewidert weg. Das hat mit Bier nicht viel gemein, leider.

Bottle. Pale gold with no head. Strange sweetish fruit aroma and flavour, no carbonation and a strange chemically water feel

Half-litre bottle: best before 11 Sep 2013, poured @ home into three stemmed Pilsner glasses on a random tasting evening on 23 Nov 2012. Gluten free: this looked your typical pale pilsner but has a sweet aroma and taste. Normal small white head that disappears before it arrives and as you’d expect a golden, clean apperance. struggled to drink my third of the bottle to be honest: just too sweet and tasteless. Arty, farty front label gave the brew an interesting packaging, but the product was toothless as well as flavourless.

Odd bottle with a label that looks like it should be on a wine bottle. Pours a clear pale yellow with a head that almost instantly drops to a tiny rung. Smells is sugary and corn like...not promising. Taste is just that...very sweet up front with some corn notes and a slightly dry finish. Medium carbonation and light body. I am going to pour this one down the drain and grab a proper German brew from the fridge.

Bottled. When I served I thought was water, almost no coloration.. Very pale yellow with no head! Some Fruity nose with something else. Sweet with an awful mouthfeel.