500ml bottle
5.8% ABV
King/Spadina LCBO Outlet (Toronto, Ontario)
December 3, 2015
$3.95
The beer pours a beautiful shimmering translucent copper colour with a white bubbly head that settles into a film. The aroma was sweet malt, floral hops, and honey notes. The mouthfeel is medium-full bodied with average carbonation. The flavour is well balanced between the sweetness of the malt, and the bitterness of the hops. An excellent beer.

1Apr2018 Sweet grain and cereal malts, bread, caramel, dusty straw, molasses. Hazy, dark gold, medium, creamy, off-white head. Light sweet. More intense grain and cereal malts, sweet bread, molasses, caramel, bit of straw, medium carbonation, medium bodied. Decent for the style. Bottle from Beermoth, Manchester.

UPDATED: MAR 7, 2018 On draft at black isle brewery Inverness. Had 1/2 pint March 18. No smokey taste bit flat but ok.

500 ml bottle, as Ayinger Kirtabier, from Vinmonopolet Kvadrat. ABV is 5.8%. Deep golden to orange colour, slightly hazy. Large white head. Malty and grainy aroma with some slightly sourish notes. The flavour is also malty, with a slight acidity in the background. Moderate herbal hops in the finish.

tried it as Ayinger Kirtabier... the aroma is malty and floral with hints of nuts, brown bread, grain and some herbs... the taste is malty and floral with notes of brown bread, nuts, grain, flowers and some grasses... sweet, dry and bitter aftertaste...

Light copper with a slightly off color head. Aromas of sweet malt, very slight bitterness, and a fine, long, oily/viscous mouth feel. Solid yeasty character. First time I've had this, it will NOT be the last. Went down way too fast for a full bodied beer. Delicious.

Aroma; varied dried fruits, caramel, malts, almond pudding, bread note. Look; deep off white head on near clear amber body. Taste; spiced hops, strong caramel, dried fruits, almond n fruit marmalade, bread notes, leaves n grass. Semi-dry balanced tail. Feel; premium body, ok co2, semi dry. Overall; tasty german. [50cl german shortbtl, Kirtabier, 6€, [email protected]]

Bottle, courtesy of SinH4. Thanks Stefan! Pours a slightly murky copper with a small, bubbly off-white head. Bread, light caramel, floral, dark fruits, a bit spicy. Slightly sweet, with a good, round mineralic touch of the water, and light bitterness. Bubbly natural carbonation on a slick, oily body.
Rating number 500. When I started out on here, I wouldn't have believed I'll end up with a lager as one of my "milestones". But being on here, talking to fellow enthusiasts, tasting great stuff far off the conventional track of Austrian makros, has taught me that lager can be a lot more than when you first try it. This one is no exception. Slick, with great carbonation, character and insane drinkability. They surely know how to brew top notch stuff in Aying. Thanks for the supply, Stefan, it's a real pleasure to have met you!

500ml bottle as “Ayinger Kirtabier”. Pours clear amber with a medium-sized white head. Aroma is bread, caramel, grain. Taste is light sweet, malt, grassy, caramel, medium bitterness.

Strong malty aroma. Dark gold in color with massive long lasting head. Taste is richly of lighter caramel malts. Light notes of caramel and honey.