Bitburger Alkoholfrei 0,0%

Brewed by Bitburger Brauerei Th. Simon
Style: Low Alcohol
Bitburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

Fairly decent for a beer without alcohol. Golden with a slight head, it has a mild grassy malt and floral hop aroma. Lively mouthfeel. The flavor is a sweet and grainy with a snappy hop finish. Okay, but I don’t want to make a habit out of drinking anything with an ABV of 0.5%.

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Some malts in the flavor, along with hints of stale hops. Very light yellow body, small white head. Dusty flavor, the hops arent very pleasant.

Fresh bottle, Germany, a half dozen times. Greeny hops aroma, worty malt in nose and in taste. Mild bitter hop aftertaste. Fairly decent German macro lager flavor with the requisite attenuation of the body caused by missing alcohol. "There’s a hole in my beer, Heidi!" A good effort by BB, but it’s always a compromise. My Onkel Klaus drinks this stuff now he’s old.

Aroma:light malt,herbs...... Appearance:Yellow,small head... Flavor:Light malt flavor.... Not bad for a .5%

Not bad for a low alcohol beer. Yellow with a good head. Aroma of grass and straw. Medium body with a solid mouthfeel. Easy drinking...good.

Taste like a beer, which is the objective of a low-alcohol. Unfortunately, like a macro lager. Still, it did the drink at the end of a warm long afternoon. Somewhat sweet and aggressive carbonation. Pale yellow, no head. Grassy, metallic. Thin mouthfeel.

2004 bottle provided by and shared with clarkvv: Gold body with a medium white head. Excellent head retention. Aroma is apples, honey, corn, pilsner malt. Light bodied, moderate carbonation. Flavor is slightly acidic with notes of cereal, sour yeast, cardboard. The finish of this beer is very clean and crisp with no bad flavors. This is the only beer I finished during our swill tasting.

Pale golden colour with a small white head. Malty barnyard aroma and taste. Light body and a thin finish.