Allgäuer Bayrisch Hell

Brewed by Allgäuer Brauhaus (Oetker Group)
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Kempten, Germany

Bottle sampled Pours a pale yellow with a thick white head. Aroma of toasted malts, yeast, and caramel. Flavor was sweet and malty with a nice hop bitterness and a clean finish.

Bottle. Poured pale yellow gold with a sudsy white head. Floral aroma with hoppy and grassy notes. Balanced mild flavour with hoppiness. Balanced finish. Lekker Bavarian Helles.

Bottle. Huge, beautiful grassy-floral aroma with lots of malt. Yellow-golden body with a big creamy white head - sudsy. Lightly bitter, big floral taste, mildly crisp with slight Czechish notes. Light enough body for quaffing with medium-full effect from the malt bonanza. Beautiful, well-made, classic Bavarian Helles.

Bottle. Flowery, slightly hopbitter flavor with hints of boiled milk. No specific aroma. Fine flowery hopbitter aftertaste. Not bad.

Pours a huge, billowy pure whirte head that lasts a long time, just as it should for this style. Citrusy aromoa. Smooth, mellow, delicaye. Finishes just crisp enough. I really likedthis beer.

Thin but somewhat clouded straw yellow body beneath a favorable thick white head. Soapy, stinky lager nose. Sharp crisp mouthfeel. Finished watery, clean, and carbonated. Another prime hot summer quencher from this stellar brewery.

Pale gold with a light head. Nose of husky and toasted malts. Lemon citrus and some yeast. Bready and toasted flavors with some bitterness. Crisp palate and a clean finish of toasted malts.

NIcely done, this is right on par with what I was hoping for. Sweet cream butter pasted over a fresh piece of sweet bread. Richly malty, with a bit of bitter spicy hops in the background.