Brownings Saint Hildegard Helles

On tap at the brewery. Literally piss yellow colored. Sweet pils/candy aroma. Slight pils taste that is dominated by the taste of pool water (did they use chlorinated water or what???). Disgusting.

(Sampled 7-14-08 at brewery) Light carbonation, transparent very pale yellow in appearance, a grass/alfalfa aroma. Hits the mouth with a light body, malt is very pleasant, mild sweetness in the middle, finish has good hop bite.

clear golden with a nice white head. good lacing. funky grassy hay aroma. bittersweet toasted biscuit grassy flavor. bitter dry almost orange citrus finish. light body. lively carbonation. nice.

Had on tap at the Rudyard Kipling in Louisville. It was in a plastic cup unfortunately, but it looked to be straw colored with a medium head. Taste was malty like a helles should be, with a slight crisp hop finish. Overall a decent drink that is very easy to down.

Pours very light golden with full carbonation. Aroma is cooked veggies, bread dough, corn, and toasted maltiness. Taste is crisp, lightly malty, some breadiness, and a bit of graininess. Mouthfeel is light bodied with lush carbonation. This beer strives to have very little taste and it comes pretty close.

Draft at brewpub. Poured a straw color with an average white head that diminished slowly. Moderate sweet hoppy aroma. Light body. Small balanced hoppy flavor with a small bitter finish.

Draft - a medium gold color with a thin white head. Some malt and a touch of spicy hop in the aroma. Spicy hops up front and a bit of honey in the sweet finish. Light and very drinkable.

Gold with a white head. Bitter and sour flavor. Also, a bit wheaty. Hoppy and malty aroma.