Schlossbrauerei Stein Steiner Export Hell

Brewed by Schlossbrauerei Stein
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Stein a.d. Traun, Germany

Serve in Lager glass

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The beer is golden yellow in and crystal clear, with a high fine head. It smells malty, spicy, slightly sour and bitter hoppy. Starts moderately hoppy, dominant malty, subtly sweet in the background, with some grains. The middle part is malty-sweet, slight sugary, with a subtle hoppy note in the background. Goes into a musty-malty finish with some sugary-sweet notes!

Bottle. Light golden, small to average and fully diminishing head. Light to moderate malty – grainy and sweetish aroma, light grassy hoppyness. Body is medium, malty – grainy and lightly sweetish flavor, light bread and light hoppyness. Finish is to average, malty and lightly sweetish, light grassy hoppyness and light alcohol. Lightly sweetish helles - bit too much alcohol in the finish.

Moderat hopfiger Geruch, andeutungsweise zitronig. Startet etwas brotig. Mitte angenehmer, verhalten aromatisch und fruchtig. Abgang mehr ins Würzige gehend, wenig bitter. Halbwegs in Ordnung.

Bottle by 07.11.12. Pale clear-golden body with a soapy white head, very faint malty nose. Taste is sweetly malty, but light, a little cleaner than their Helles but also thinner and plainer. Just a hint of florality and bread toward the end in with some booze showing.

It’s yellow-golden with a white head. The aroma has notes of malt, flower and straw. The flavor has a light sweetness with notes of straw, malt, flower and bread, and the the finish is slightly dry and bready.

Bottle looks a little bit like a cheap beer. Beer in the glass better, zippy, nice head. Starts spicy-malty, a bit moldy and metallically. Finish milder, modest dry and grasy. Could be more intense and spicy, but okay.

Bottle (donated by joss!): Pale golden, unclear with a solid greenish sheen and a white lacy head; distinctive sweet grainy to malty nose with a solid herbal-hoppy background; soft, almost medium bodied, moderate to solid sweet-bitter flavour; slightly lingering sweet-malty and smooth aromatic-hoppy finish. Well matured, fine brew....

courtesy of Thomas and Philipp - translucid and pale golden in colour; moderate foam left; shy herbal notes with hints of cider; sweet medium malt backbone, slightly oily and with a low bitterness, a late tartness and some residual sugars in a malty and gently fruity finish

(bottle) Slightly unclear, greenish golden colour with a medium-sized foamy white head. Bready and slightly grainy malty aroma with herbal and slightly woody hops. Sweet and slightly bitter flavour, light to medium bodied with a medium carbonation. Pale malt character with grainy notes and a herbal and slightly woody hoppy touch, leading into a medium-dry malty and delicately hoppy finish. Not overly spectacular but pleasantly rounded.14.II.11

Bottled 500ml. -bought at Orterer Getränkemärkte Altötting, Germany.
Yellow/golden coloured, medium sized white head, touch of honey in the nose. Sweet malty, grainy and slight flowery with discreet hoppy touch in the finish. Low carbonation.