Weltenburger Kloster Anno 1050

Brewed by Klosterbrauerei Weltenburg
Style: Amber Lager/Vienna
Kelheim, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Bottled 500ml. -from beerangel.de shared with Doggythedog.
Darker golden coloured, medium sized white head that went away slowly, honeyish grainy nose with touch of cardboard. The taste is almost the same- malty, honeyish grainy and cardboardy with touch of caramel hops in the finish. Like Asam Bock expected better beer.

Sampled at SBWF-10 Clear golden with a brief, white head. Light and bready maltiness. Medium bitterness.

500ml Bottle: Aroma of malt, honey, apple juice, and some yeast. Poured amber in color with a medium to large-sized, creamy, rocky, dense, off-white head that diminished but lasted throughout. Clear. Lightly sparkling. A few small particles throughout. Excellent lacing. Flavor is medium sweet. Tastes of malt, honey, and apple juice. Light to medium body. Lightly sticky texture. Average carbonation. Light to medium sweet, malt, honey, and apple-juice finish.

Amber color with a tall sable light tan head. Dry malt house aromas. Nothing exciting in the nose, even a touch of fresh barnyard throws things off. Things settle down as it warms and a light floral aroma comes out. Solid light sweet malt throughout the quaff. Again nothing exiting, but nothing that throws the flavor off like the aroma. Clean and silky on the tongue. A very easy one to throw back. I think I could sit on the porch and have this all afternoon and not get tired of it.

This bottled brew from World of Beer in Saint Pertersburg on our way to vist our parents for Christmas poured a large sized head of foamy fine to medium sized long lasting white colored bubbles nice thick lacing. The body contained very soft carbonation, was transparent and deep orange in color. Its aroma contained notes of very mild malt hop . Its mouth feel is initially tingly smooth malt with a lingering tingly palate and a smooth malty aftertaste. Its flavor contained thick malty hoppy doughy notes and was tasty. An above average brew.

From the 5 liter can. Nice amber color. A rich aroma of fruits, caramel, toffee. Thick, rich malt favor with tons of caramel, butterscotch, and toffee, fruits, a bit of cardboard. Smooth, mild. This started off fantasticly, but got very cloying as I worked my way through the pint.

500 ml bottle. From Germany (beerangel.com). HHOK4.
Clear deep golden colour with small to average off-white head. Slightly roasted malt and nuts in aroma. Dry hops, grainy malt, some nuts and lots of metal in flavour. Metallic flavour is quite disturbing.

I thought it was a tasty lager. The smell was actually the best component, floral with some nice fruitiness.

Bottle (50 cl) from bierzwerg.de. Clear deep golden, large white head. Bready, hayish, and slightly sugary malt aroma with some grassy hops. Light to medium bodied, low to medium carbonation. Semi dry with low bitterness.

Clear orange gold, nice foamy head. the aroma is grainy, and I swear I get a salty, "ocean breeze" aroma, too. Some canned corn flavor, and a dry, prickly finish. Surprisingly refreshing.