Kellerbier
Brauerei Tucher Brau

Pours a clear, golden colored beer with a bigger, froth head.

Smells of dusty sponge, wheat, crackers and a faint, herbal note.

Has a light, refreshing, yet mellow mouthfeel with a higher, well integrated carbonation.

Tastes of crackers, mellow straw, an aqueous softness and sweeter turning caramel malts. During its mid palate the beer turns a little thinner, with solely the toffee playing a noteworthy role. Finishes more effervescent, with a little wheat, coppery pennies and just a whiff of herbs.

This has very few edges, is a little too sweet with no real flavor development, while offering a very smooth mouthfeel.

 

 

Have only had one previous in this style. Purchased a bottle in Bamburg Germany and drank it the next night on a cruise ship. Pours a dense, hazy bright gold with a big, white frothy head. Head retention is excellent and there is a lot of patchy lacing on the glass. Aroma nd taste include some sweet malt, a buttery rich apple juice presence and a little bitterness in the finish. Goes down very smooth with a nice refreshing presence. Good choice for a warm day.

 

 

 

 

Slightly hazy amber orange color with a one finger head with short retention.
Aroma with notes of dank herbal hops, hay, honey, some apples and oranges.
Flavor with notes of dough, some orange citrusy, bread and butter, mild floral and herbal hops, minerals, some green apple puree, grainy malts, a bit of paper and chalky yeast. Dry aftertaste with a low bitterness and a pleasant residual mild sweetness.
Light body somewhat creamy with appropriate carbonation.
Easy to drink and within style. Some expected and even welcomed diacetyl, but I feel this was meant to be drunk very fresh from the brewery taps. Minerals and paper are showing a bit more than wished.

My first beer of this style. It felt like a wheat beer, taste profile of a lager. It was smooth and very drinkable.