Lebensfreude
Klosterbrauerei Neuzelle GmbH

L:
-pours a clear straw golden with a small to medium,foamy,grey-ish head
-medium carbonation visible
S:
-plastic,grainy,herbal,spicy,strong cheese
T:
-sugar,lemon,grainy,cereals,spicy,grassy,plastic
-very sweet
F:
-light body
-medium carbonation
O:
Just my 2nd drain pour in well over 1000 Beers.
Even if i was Gluten Intolerant and had a craving for Beer i wouldn't pick this up.
Rather go with Water or Juice (or Wine if it needs Alcohol).

Nice label art. Maybe the painter could brew the next batch?

F

Glutenfree and according to the label it contains syrup, malt-aroma, beer-aroma.

A: Pours pale golden with some small bubbles. The white head is creamy but light, medium-tall. Poor lacings.

S: Very sweet, honey-like - no malt, something else. Citric notes and bitter hops. It doesn't smell like a German Pilsener.

T: Very sweet! Honey and hard candy, no malt. It's like they packed suger in this one. Some bitter hops, but this isn't pleasant.

M: Aftertaste is not long, but too long, it's very sweet. Body is medium while carbonation is flat.

O: As a German Pilsener this is a disaster, but if you are allergic to gluten this might be a good choice, but I'm grateful I can choose beers with gluten.

Half-litre bottle: best before 11 Sep 2013, poured @ home into three stemmed Pilsner glasses on a random tasting evening on 23 Nov 2012.

Gluten free: this looked your typical pale pilsner but has a sweet aroma and taste. Normal small white head that disappears before it arrives and as you'd expect a golden, clean apperance.

struggled to drink my third of the bottle to be honest: just too sweet and tasteless. Arty, farty front label gave the brew an interesting packaging, but the product was toothless as well as flavourless.