Ammerndorfer Hell
Dorn-Bräu

maltier and darker helles, sweeter, bready, ends with short bitterness. not for me.

A great Frankisches helles. Not too sweet, very clean and the finish is dry and short. Very drinkable. Will try again.

L:
-pours a clear golden with a small to medium,foamy,white head
-medium carbonation visible
S:
-grainy,malty,light acidity,mineral,buttery
T:
-sweet,cooked potatoes,malty,citrus,buttery
F:
-medium carbonation
-light to medium body
O:
I just can't get used to Franconian Helles.too malty,too buttery,too grainy for me.

Sharp, pungent spicy hop aroma Short, foamy, yellowish white head fades quickly without leaving any lace. Streams of carbonation rise through the clear straw colored beer. The flavor from the hops is not too strong, but still quite potent. Hop flavor rests on a lightly sweet pale malt base. Mild bite from the hops in the finish that leaves an spicy alcoholic flavor reminiscent of the Hallertau Mittelfrueh hops (the same ones that were in abundance in Sam Adams Imperial Pilsener). Moutfeel is moderately light, and somewhere between soft and watery. Just a little more from the hops, and another shot of carbonation and this beer would be over the top. Still quite nice.