Bitburger Bit Copa

Brewed by Bitburger Brauerei Th. Simon
Style: Fruit Beer
Bitburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

Bottled(330ml). –Unnatural murky greenish yellow colour with nuclear pale green head. Grapefruit and some hint of lemon in the nose. Very fruity taste, pleasant citrusy and something sweet (cachaça maybe) with a surprising flavor of real beer. Quite refreshing.

Another mix from Bitburger. The bottle looks not bad. The "beer" in the glass green, somehow toxic. Not too sweet, very fruity - not bad. One of the best beermixes I drank up to now.

33 cl bottle. Cloudy green colour with a light fizzy head. Sweet aroma of sport-soda, also flavour of sport-soda, sweet and very like a soda., nice....

Bottle: Poured a deep yellow with a green hazy tint, the head is greenish white and froathy. Aroma is a lime/grape fruit. The taste starts off with the citrus fruit but returns to a corny malt finish. I actually like this more than most the other bitburger creations.

Bottled 33cl. It pours a green beer with a tall green head. The taste doesn’t make me think of cachaca at all. Extremely sweet with lemon juice showing up. Cloying after a few sips. But refreshing at first- similar to soda. No bitterness. Very faint malt and hop profile. Decent.

Bottle. Hazy yellow colour with large creamy white mostly lasting head. Fruity aroma, mostly lime. Sweet fruity flavor.

Fruity and sweet aroma. Large frothy, green initial apperance. Good lacing. Mostly lasting longevity. Cloudy yellow/green body. Moderate sweet and fruity initial flavor. Light to medium palate.

33cl bottle: Poured a funky murky green, like algae with a fizzy light green head. Strange looking drink. Made with Cachaça, this is quite a fruity, citrusy drink while still retaining the Bitburger flavor. Well, a little maybe. Fruity. Slight corn in the finish. Drinkable.