Braurausch Eichhorn/Wagner Bräu Kellerbier Kaltgehopft
Wagner Bräu Kemmern e. K.

Yields a crystal clear amber color with a big, spongy and froth eggshell colored head atop.

Smells of grass covered orange rind, spicy toffee malts and caramel covered blueberries.

Has a light, well carbonated and playfully balanced body with a nice refreshment to it.

Tastes of rustic, bakers chocolate accompanied toffee malts, garden herbs and a whiff of lime rind, gifting a pleasant dryness to the beer. Develops an intriguing, dry, spicy and rustic malt backbone together with a floral softness and a timid caramel peak. Finishes with an unexpected orange fruitiness among coating, softer turning malts, producing a pleasant sweetness among maintaining dry hops.

A very gentle, jet complex and vivid Kellerbier with a nice, hop impact from its additional hopping.

Collaboration bier by the next generation brewers of Brauerei Eichhorn and Brauerei Wagner. From the half liter bottle, it pours a slightly hazy darker amber color with a nice off-white head that reduces and leaves some lacing. Scent is light, possibly some caramel malts and a bit of yeast. Taste is pleasant, with roasted malts coming through.

L:
-pours a slightly hazy amber with a medium to big,foamy,offwhite head
-medium to high carbonation visible
S:
-malty,grapefruit zest,plum,strawberries,caramel
T:
-caramel,grapefruit zest,herbal,spicy,malty,strawberries
F:
-medium carbonation
-light to medium body
O:
Reaches a happy Medium between traditional Kellerbier and the more "crafty" approach of it.
Very good stuff.

A: Amber, hazy, thick tanned head which hung around for a while and left some lacing.

S: Sour cooking apples and malt.

T: Copper, malt, fruity cooking apples.

M: Medium body, low carbonation.

O: Was remincent of traditional style Kellerbiers, had a nice balance, didn't overdoo the sweetness or bitterness.