Adelskronen Export

Brewed by Feldschlößchen Braunschweig (Carlsberg)
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Braunschweig, Niedersachsen, Germany

A light orange beer with a beutiful head, though fast disappearing. The aroma is malty with notes of apples and hints of hops. The flavor is lovely malty and a good bitterness that prickles the tongue before it turns dry. The end is somewhat watery.

Plastic bottle. Very nice hoppy aroma. Fresh and crisp flavour. A fine german pilsener.

Reading the reviews and the fact that my can said 5.5% they might have changed the recipe. But still it´s not a beer to recommend. Avoid it, don´t waste your money. Very light skunky aroma. Pale yellow/golden color, small white head, few lace. Light, light bitter, light sweet, some chewing gum flavors. No finish at all, just gone.

this is the cheapes beer you can get i germany. it´s ony good for rock festivals (you are not allowed to take glassbottles with your) where you only want to get drunk. not recommended!

i’m not quite as harsh a critic as some. bad german beer is still better than bad australian beer. taste of chemicals and very stale malt

This is worse than a drain pour. In fact, dont even dump it down the toilet - it might be bad for your pipes. Walk this to gutter and dump it there. I’ve only had one beer worse than this so far: Holsten Light (see my review). Smells like rotten eggs that someone farted on. Flat, aweful taste, and extremely thin. The Adelskronen NA (see my review) is much better. This leaves me asking if a I can get my money back on this – I got ripped off! Insulting! AND this is a Reinheitsgebot beer. Just goes to prove that the 500 year old list of ingredient does not a good beer make.

Oh boy, Aroma: Disgusting, when I oppened the can, our cat meowed and ran away and I mean...this cat loves stinky fish! Appearance: Pee? Flavor: Whatever. Palate: Ok, I try...maybe fizzy carbonation. Overall: This beer made me thinking about immediatly stop to rate Drain pours, but there were still some of them in the fridge, yuck!