Ayinger Hell

Bottled 50cl. Courtesy of joss. Pale appearance. Malty aroma which is reminiscent of sugar puffs, grain, breakfast cereal, butter, hay and maple syrup- rather malt accentuated. Flavor and palate: Malty. Low bittterness. Clearly very drinkable. Malty finish. Overall impression: Not my kind of beer. Thanks a lot joss!

Bottle 50 cl. Courtesy of yespr. Pours a clear golden with a white head. Sweet, clean malty aroma. Medium body, clean and sweet malts - this is pure candy. No bitterness to speak of. 230909

50 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a small white head. Aroma is dry grassy and mild malty. Bitter, grassy and mild sweet malty flavoured. Good level of bitterness coming through into a medium dry finish.

from beerangel.de - clear golden colour with a firm long lasting bright white head; fine aroma of herbs and hay with a touch of butter; medium-bodied, clean and rounded palate; slightly tart and fizzy and with a moderate bitterness; a bit oily and with a rather long herbal and slightly corny finish

Tap @ Aying. Pours clear yellow with a small creamy white foam and lacings. A bit of sweat, hay and grain. Medium bodied. Ends dry with hints of corn and hops. Fine . .

0.5 l bottle (as Lager Hell) from Beerangel. Golden color, frothy head. Malty, Grainy and honeyish aroma. Sweetish malty flavor with notes of corn. Good maltiness, not much else.

500 ml bottle. As Lager Hell. From Germany. Clear golden colour with white medium-size head. Aroma is grassy, vegetables and some sweetness. Grassy malty flavour with some hoppy bitterness. Flawless Lager but nothing mind blowing.

0.5 liter draft at the Ayinger Restaurant in Munich, Germany. Excellent!