Quöllfrisch Naturtrüb
Brauerei Locher AG

Poured from 500mL can into a paper cup. Best by 12/5/26. I know the serving method is not ideal, but we go to war with the cups we have.

Appearance: pale yellow hue with a little haze and a lot of frothy ivory foam upon pouring. Evaluated based on the stream of beer as I poured.

Smell: kind of a raw malt with a little bit of yeast and a dose of sweetness. It's not bad.

Taste: like the aroma, a bit of sweetness but an overall ... malty flavor, like malt balls. There's also just a tiny hint of kind of a cideriness. Bitterness is low but balanced.

Mouthfeel: medium-light body with a decent carbonation and creaminess.

Overall: slight off-flavor aside, I find this a super drinkable and refreshing beer. If only our mass-produced lagers were this good in the US.

Really Smooth beer with an Interesting Taste.

Somewhat cloudy golden body with a white head. Honey sweet malts poke through the lemon, grapefruit, grass and pressed flowers swirling in the pale bready yeast. Taste has the malt do more than poke through, sweetening the taste with an earthy flair on the end. Feel is light but thinner, stays drier though which is nice

Poured from a can at fridge temp. Pours a very murky/hazy yellow with a solid inch of white fluffy head. The nose is grass, wheat, lemons, candy sweetness, honey, and grapefruit.

Taste follows the nose. A bit of toffee, honey, mild sweetness, malts, fresh lemon, and grass. Really refreshing beer.

 

 

Picked up a tall can dated 14.08.2023 at the Coop near the hotel in Zurich. This followed their Hell and this is noticeably a bit richer and maltier with a yeasty hoppy finish. Not bad, really. Swiss beers overall are disappointing but these are solid.

Pours clear, gold in color with one inch head. Taste is grain, cereal and meadow. Light bodied, high carbonation, slightly bitter. Awesome lager. Tasty beer that takes me back to Bavaria.