Reissdorf Kölsch

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

Serve in Kölsch/Altbier

Pours pale golden with little head. Grassy / metallic aroma. I find the lack of any head unappealing. There’s a medium metallic flavour with a certain bitterness in the finish. An average beer with no real distinctive taste.

Poured pale straw color with a nice head looked nice.smelled boring tasted boring nothing special but light and very drinkable

Beer No. 44 on my tour through Austria, Germany and Denmark.
From the bottle somewhere in Berlin. Sweet malty, light hoppy and fruity with grainy and caramel notes. Rather short finish. Average beer.

Bottle. Blonde with big white foamy head. Smells bready and substantive. Light at first sip then opening up to a round sweetness with a hint at hop balance. Not too bad, but not my thing.

Golden colour, white head with rather big bubbles. Aroma of malts, hay, some honey. Flavour rather sweet, malty, hay, honey and a touch of hops. Rather light bodied but refreshing, quite what could be expected of a Koelsch.
(From 0,5L bottle - served in stange)

Aroma of lemon zest. Pours light with a beautiful head of suds. Tastes of bread, lemon, a hint of ginger. Very clean and mild.

Aroma of white grape, honey and light hay. Appearance is golden with bubbly white head. Flavor matches the nose, but with a light herbal hop presence, and a nutty/toasted finish. Palate is bubbly. Pleasant, and chuggable for sure, but not outstanding.

From a bottle a golden color with a nice white head. Taste is malty with a hint of fruit, and finishes with a bit of bitterness. Pretty much what I expect from a kolsch style of brew.