Reissdorf Kölsch

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

Serve in Kölsch/Altbier

22oz bottle or thereabouts. Pours a very fine white head, that remains a thin layer throughout. Little or no nose. Crystal clear. Malt up front. A very delicate beer, could have sworn it was a Munich Helles.

Golden hazy colored. Clear and well-balanced. Frothy white head. A small biting hop presence, but overall, a mild and easy drinking summer session brew.

golden in color,white head. A malty aroma with mainly bread notes,some almost corn like notes. A little nutty. Flavor was crsip with a nice bread like note, some nuttiness to it,but it was slightly skunky. Smooth,yet watery.

Draft at Oskar Blues. .. Clear, pale yellow with small white head. .. Hints of malt in the nose, with a honey-like aroma. .. Light flavor, not too much hops. .. . Light mouthfeel. .. Tasty summer beer!

Bottled. A clear golden beer with a small head. The aroma is medium malty and medium hoppy. Balanced flavours, light hoppy finish. Light body and short aftertaste. Not exciting.

Pale yellow color. Mild flavors and light head. Decent hop bitterness finishes the taste. Tastes like a pils without the initial wonderful hop aroma.

Yeasty, malty aroma with a scent of lemon and/or grass. Brassy gold color with a fine white head that lasted. Thin to medium bodied with mild, creamy carbonation. It starts with a fruity, white grape aspect, goes with pale malt sweetness, and it is balanced with a good amount of bitter. Everything about it is a bit light, except the mouthfeel and the bitter finish.

Bottle; poured a yellow/gold; large white head. Aroma was skunky, corn and grass. Flavor was pretty good and very nice mouthfeel. Flavor was of corn, grass, slightly sweet, yeast and bread. Aroma was a turn off, but flavor was above average for the style.