Steirisch Ursprung Reviews
 Werckmeister |
2.6 Metbräu Metbier 0,33l bottle at home. BB 26.09.2016. dark yellow cloudy color, small white head. smells of grains, some sweetness, spices, peppery notes, light cardboardish, quite average smell. medium to full body, soft carbonation, slick mouthfeel. tastes peppery, spices, some cardboard again, tobacco, light sweetness. finishes lighty bitter with some cardboard and peppery notes. not a fan. Friday, August 12, 2016 | |
 Marko |
3.2 Metbräu Gerstenbier I had a beer on the 14.02. from Neuwirth at the Bauernladen Die 3 Bauern in Citypark, Graz, the waitress had no idea which one it was (saying only something like semi dunkles and it wasn definitely gold). Mailed the brewery about it, no answer, so I’m putting it here like Ogi did. Poured a dark golden going ochre body with a medium sized persistent white head. Malty, grainy light nose. Light, slightly grainy maltiness, yeasty, some egginess, light hopiness, herbal, going way into the aftertaste. All in all quite nice. Thursday, March 19, 2009 | |
 ogivlado |
3.2 Metbräu Gerstenbier Draught at Bauernladen Die 3 Bauern in Citypark, Graz. I suppose this is the right one. Dark golden coloured, small white head, mild acidic nose. Rather sweet malty, fresh hoppy and hay taste with touch of alcohol in the finish. Refreshing. Wednesday, February 18, 2009 | |
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ogivlado |
3.6 Metbräu Dinkelbier Draught at Bauernladen Die 3 Bauern in Citypark, Graz. I’ve asked the waitress which beers did they have. She said only Dinkel. So, who’s wrong Geiserich or me??? Cloudy dark yellow coloured, small white head that went away slowly, dusty light grainy nose. Grainy, hoppy, light yeasty and herbal with lemon acidity in the finish. Nice and refreshing Dinkel. Sunday, October 26, 2008 | |
 Rastacouere |
3.3 Metbräu Gerstenbier Considering the style, Scores ranging from 1 to 5, 5 being the most intense Appearance: Body: Clear(1)->Murky(5) : 4 Pale Yellow(1)->Copper(5) : 2 Still(1)->Volcanic Sparkling(5) : 2 Head: None(1)->Large(5) : 3 Lasting: 4 Lacing : 3 Aroma: Intensity : 3 Yeast : 2 Bread : 2 Dough : XX Esters : XX Phenols : XX Dusty : XX Spicy : XX Apple : XX Banana : XX Tropical Fruits : XX Brett : XX Barnyard : XX Leather : XX Wood : XX Vinous : XX Cheese : XX DMS : XX Diacetyl : XX Sulfur : XX Malt : 3 Pilsner : 4 Pale : XX Vienna : XX Biscuity : XX Toasty : XX Hay : XX Caramel : XX Honey : XX Cereals : 2 Grainy : 3 Wheat : XX Hops : 3 Noble(1)->American(5) : 1 Leafy : XX Perfume : XX Orange : XX Floral : 3 Lemon/Lime : XX Herbal : 1 Grassy : 1 Piney : XX Notes : Pepper : 1 Cloves : XX Coriander : XX Ginger : XX Orange : XX Earth : XX Vanilla : XX Oxidation : XX Bubblegum : XX Flavor: Initial Flavor : Dry(1)->Sweet(5) : 3 Finish Dry(1)->Sweet(5) : 2 Sourness : XX Acetic : XX Lactic : XX Bitterness : 2 Farmy : 1 Complex : XX Length : XX Palate: Light(1)->Full(5) : 3 Flat(1)->Fizzy(5) : 3 Clean : 2 Sharp : XX Watery : XX Oily : XX Chalk : XX Astringent : XX Alcohol : XX Mineral : XX Comments: Another pleasant and refreshing Austrian unfiltered lager with hay-like notes, soft and crisp pils malts and delicate floral hops. Makes me regret missing Franconia. Tuesday, November 20, 2007 | |
 Geiserich |
3.4 Metbräu Metbier Draught: Aroma is honey sweet, malty, light grainy. Sweet, light malty, quite intensive honey flavor. Light astringent, light bitter beer. Tuesday, October 24, 2006 | |
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Geiserich |
3.3 Metbräu Dinkelbier Draught in Citypark, Graz Fresh grainy aroma. Dark black color, creamy brown, dense head. Roasty flavor, light sweetness, medium bitter finish. Light chocolate flavor, grain notes. Friday, August 19, 2005 | |
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Geiserich |
3.4 Metbräu Gerstenbier Draught in Citypark/Graz Aroma is fresh, light hoppy and grainy. Dark yellow to golden color, hazy. Fluffy white head. Grainy, pithy flavor, fresh and refreshing. Light honey sweetness. Finish has a dry, light hoppiness. Friday, August 19, 2005 | |
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