Deil Bräu Reviews
 pivnizub |
2.9 Deil Edel Hell Bottle (Danke, Überlingen!):Clear, greenish-golden, slowly collapsing lacy fluffy head; grainy and pale-malty nose with some grassy hops in the back; moderate sweet-bitter flavour, light to medium bodied; short bitter-sweet finish. Not bad....... Saturday, June 20, 2009 | |
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pivnizub |
3.1 Deil Hefeweizen Bottle (thanks to stockach!): Deep golden, quite stable mid-sized head, bananas and some cloves in the sweetish nose; moderate sweetish-sourish flavour with a light bitterness, medium bodied, quite soft; lingering sweetish-sourish and also hoppy finish. Decent stuff......... Thursday, June 4, 2009 | |
 MoritzF |
2.7 Deil Edel Hell (bottle) Clear, pale golden colour with a blond foamy head of medium size. Light-sweet strawy malty and slightly mineralic nose with notes of sour dough and herbal hops. Moderately bitter flavour, light to medium bodied with a spritzy carbonation. Strawy malty taste with herbal elements; dry and slightly hop bitter finish with a tinge of metal. No highlight, just drinkable (03.VI.09). Wednesday, June 3, 2009 | |
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MoritzF |
3 Deil Hefeweizen (bottle) Cloudy, golden colour with a fluffy white head. Moderately sweet and slightly sourish wheaty nose with a tinge of banana and the usual coves. Light-sweet flavour with a moderate level of acidity, medium to light bodied with a crispy carbonation. Wheaty, slightly chalky and moderately fruity (citrus, banana) taste; the latter getting stronger towards the slightly clove spicy finish. Standart wheat, not that bad (16.V.09). Monday, May 18, 2009 | |
 Quack-Duck |
2.9 Deil Hefeweizen bottle, bought at the brewery. Apparently they’ve stopped breweing, as the owner’s wife told me. They still have two beers available: Edel Hell and Hefeweizen, I was told they were brewerd and bottled by Aktienbrauerei Kaufbeuren. Cloudy darker golden yellow, large and very creamy white head. Fruity nose. Medium-bodied, fruity, slightly yeasty and wheaty. Sunday, February 1, 2009 | |
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Quack-Duck |
3.2 Deil Edel Hell bottle, bought at the brewery. Apparently they’ve stopped breweing, as the owner’s wife told me. They still have two beers available: Edel Hell and Hefeweizen. Clear golden yellow, very creamy large white head. Malty, aromatic hops and hints of herbs and hay. Sunday, February 1, 2009 | |
 kappldav123 |
2.9 Deil Bräu Öko-Pils The bottle looks good, the beer in the glass also. Flavor malty and sweet. Finish fruity and malty. Not bad! Saturday, January 12, 2008 | |
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kappldav123 |
3.7 Deil Bräu Öko-Dunkel The bottle looks good, the beer in the glass also. Smells like cherry and tastes the same. Very fruity, also a little bit like liquorice. Very interesting and very good dunkel. Thursday, January 10, 2008 | |
 Geiserich |
2.1 Deil Bräu Öko-Pils Bottled: Grainy and bready nose. Flavor is light grainy, cough sweets and herbal notes. Grainy and hoppy end. I don’t like bready pilsener. Tuesday, September 25, 2007 | |
 jbrus |
3.6 Deil Bräu Märzen Spezial Bottled. Fruity, hay and floral aroma. Dark yellow/golden color, beige head, good lace. Very malty, sweet, light floral, light bitter, hay, quite full. Another example that the Marzen style can be good. Friday, February 24, 2006 | |
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jbrus |
3.3 Deil Bräu Dunkles Weizen Bottled. Aroma of plum and caramel malts. Cloudy, orange/brown color, beige head, good lace. Sweet, nutty, caramel malts and banana. Medium body and soft. Sunday, February 5, 2006 | |
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jbrus |
3.7 Deil Bräu Festtagsweizen Bottled. Sweet malty aroma with hint of cookie, citrus and banana. Cloudy, dark yellow color, large white head, good lace. Sweet, lemon, banana, light bitter, light spices. Light bodied and soft. Friday, January 6, 2006 | |
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jbrus |
2.9 Deil Bräu Zwickel Bottled. Light malty aroma with a hint of citrus and light herbal as well. Yellow color, large white irregular head that diminishes fast and almost completely, few lace, second glass from the same bottle was hazy. Light sweet, light bitter, light malty, hint of citrus, medium body. Technically and flavor not bad but overall uninteresting like so many German beers. Sunday, December 18, 2005 | |
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