Choc Beer Spahnie 363

Brewed by Petes Place / Krebs Brewing Co.
Style: Kölsch
Krebs, Oklahoma USA

[Bottle] Pours a very light yellow color with a good looking white head. Good lacing as well. Lemon rinds and sweet grains in the aroma. Crisp and mildly hoppy taste included floral hopping and sweet malts. Light in body with lively carbonation. The finish was quite dry. An enjoyable summer refreshment!

Maybe the best Kolsch i have had. Slightly sweet, nice flavor soft and easy to drink. Thin fast disappearing head.

Bottled. Poured near-clear straw golden with a short, thick cap of white head. The aroma picked up grassy notes and lemon zest over bready maltage.. quite well presented. The flavor had quite a bit of the lemon zest throughout, leaving a tangy, refreshing feel on the finish.. bready sweetness again at the core, but it was drowned out by the lemon. Light-bodied with a prickly feel on the palate.. the lemon became abrasive as it warmed up.. overall a decent, refreshing brew.

Pour is hazy gold with a small head and tons of bubbles. Light bready aroma, with some citrus notes. Refreshing flavor, lemony, floral, with a crisp bubbled finish.

The pour was hazy golden that settled almost clear. The head was short and white and provided minimal lacing. The aroma was tart lemon, yeast and malt. The flavor was malt and lemon. Thin and easy drinking.

Assumed Re-labeled Spahnie 363 - " In honor of Warren Spahn". Cloudy yellow straw color with a moderate, off-white head. Pale malt, raw grain, wheat, grass, orange zest, light candi and yeast. Not enough of anything to excite the senses. Pale malt, wheat and light fruit, with light raisins and currants in the front. Middle has a bit of dry floral hops. A light acidic twang jump in toward the finish and into the linger. A lemon zest and citric acid mix. Good for a hot summer day listening to the game.