Kellerbier
KC Bier Co.

Poured from a bottle. Golden in color with a white foamy head and lacing. Smells of malt, grain, and honey. Taste follows the smell. Flavor is very good. Highly enjoyable.

Pours a fairly bright gold with 3 fingers of eggshell colored head, a little chill hazing. Very good lacing & head retention

S: Cereal notes, some lemon

T: Sweet & grainy cereal notes, a little grassy bitterness up front. Sweet breadyness, a little bit of woody hops as this warms. Finishes with grassy bittterness & some grainy notes

MF: Medium body, soft carbonation, a little grittyness to this

Nice drinkability, this is easily the least cloudy beer I've ever seen of this style, so a minor nitpick. Doesn't make me think I'm back in Franconia, but a good stab at the style

 

12oz bottle. Poured out a a clear, golden amber color with a small, off-white head of bubbly foam. It left minimal lacing. It smelled of toasted bread, cereal, malt and floral notes. Sweet caramel, toffee and cereal taste with a mild bitterness and clean finish.

Pours a foggy, slightly muddy, murky brown-dark-orange with two fingers of white foam. Aroma is pale, biscuity, wafery, earthy malts with grassy, zesty hops. There is just a sprig of lemon at the back to bring just a touch of citrus to the malt lead nose. Flavor profile is biscuity, wafery, earthy, caramely malts with grassy, zesty, herbaly hops. Balance is established well with the smooth transition from malt forward to mild hop finish. Mouth feel has a quite crispness to it that is muddled out slightly by a bit of fuzzy bubbles at the end, falling just shy of crisp. Thickness is medium-thin. Overall, malts are heavy and forward in this refreshing lager. The younger hop qualities keep this refreshing in the sense that it isn't the norm, in addition to the general refreshing quality each sip brings.

Served in a 15.5oz Speigalau tulip from a 12oz bottle.