Allgäuer Büble Bier

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

A nice drinking brew, abit too sweet, but still ok, malty, some bread, slight straw, grass, not great, but I’d drink it again, not a bad brew by any means!

Bottle. Pours a dark yellow with a tinge of amber and a thin bubbly head. Aroma is of yeast and highly concentrated urine. Carbonation is apparent as the bubbles continue to stream up for several minutes. The flavor is yeasty with a bread-like maltiness. Easy to drink, like most pale lagers. I expect it is a good beer for an Oktoberfest celebration where mass consumption is ideal but otherwise, this beer is not all that special.

Bügelverschlußflasche: deep golden coloured, big fluffy white head, slowly collapsing; stronger grainy nose; all in all a very grainy to strawy taste, only a bitter shadow in the aftertaste. Drinkable, but boring......

The aroma is sweet with grainy malt and light grassy hops. The appearance is copper gold with a two finger head that falls to near 0 before it should. The flavor is decent with plenty of bitterness to counter the sweet caramel malt. I just wish it was a friendlier bitterness. The palate is thin. This fits the style pretty good but does not stand out as particularly good.

When I first Poured there was no carbonation on the beer. Still it gives off a German style of malts and flavor, with a touch of cloves and very mild fruits.. Long grainy taste makes this quite nice in the hot days.

Golden with a nice white head. Light grainy aroma. Slightly sweet malty flavor with a long, smooth finish. Body is full and soft. Nice example of the style.

Light Golden color, thin lasting head, full one with grainy bottom and some hops.

(swing top bottle) Clear, golden colour with a foamy white medium head. Slightly sweet and bready malt aroma with straw and a light hoppy touch. Light-sweet flavour, medium to light bodied with a soft carbonation. Malty, strawy taste; medium dry, sweet-bitter finish.