Reissdorf Kölsch

Brewed by Privat-Brauerei Heinrich Reissdorf
Style: Kölsch
Cologne, Germany

Serve in Kölsch/Altbier

Poured from a .5 L bottle brought over from Germany by a traveling friend. LIght straw color with fizzy head. Carbonation bubbles look on the large side. Aroma is similar to a wheat beer bready malt maybe a little lighter. The taste is definitely light and crisp with a light malt throughout. Nothing super special going on but boy could I drink this all day. Its not boring but not overwhelming after two pours, and I think I could go for many more after that.

Gravity cask at Redlight Redlight. Pours a clear, light golden hue with a moderate, dense head of smooth, snow white foam. Jagged ribbons of lacing zig-zag about the glass. The aroma is of clean cereal grain malt, white bread, flour crackers, and light floral and grassy hops. Flavors show more of the same clean grain malt sweetness up front, hinting an uncooked bread dough and balanced with zippy grass and peppery wildflowers flowers. The palate is appropriately light, with low to moderate carbonation and a clean, easy going finish. Nice, refreshing lawnmower beer.

Pours a clear lemon yellow with thick frothy white head. Aroma is earthy hay and dough. Flavor is light with notes of hay, cereal and s nutty sweetness. body is very light with lively carbonation. Aroma 6/10 Appear 4/5 Taste 5/10 palate 3/5 overall 11/20

Clear pale yellow, thin white head, minimal lacing. Floral aroma. Taste was a bit on the bitter side, but not overly so. Crisp and refreshing. Definitely not worth the premium price.

On tap at Winking Lizard Crosswoods. Pours a clear yellow with a big white head. Aroma of crisp noble hops, sweet malt and corn. Flavor is malty up front with crisp hops joining in and lasting through the crisp, clean finish.

From the 500 ml. bottle. The pour is a highly carbonated straw yellow with a thin fizzy, short-lasting head. The aroma of this bottle was rather skunked malt more than anything else and it was not entirely inviting. However the taste was a bit better with a slight bitterness and a decent body.

Pale yellow of color with a white head. An aroma of sweets, hops, malt, cooked vegetables. A flavor of hops, sweets, malt, cooked vegetables and metallic.

Bottle. In a beer pub in Helen, GA. Taste like a premium pilsner. Nice golden color. Hoppy aroma. Not much malt. Not as sweet as advertised. Overall just average.