Clausthaler Classic (Premium)

Brewed by Binding-Brauerei (Oetker Group)
Style: Low Alcohol
Frankfurt, Germany

Yellow pour, white head. Aroma of corn and honey. Flavor is malty sweet with an overdose of sweet corn. I guess for a NA this is ok. But I wouldnt want to drink another.

Bottle 8 C, Göteborg AP: high head, light, light yellow AR: hoppy (green shots), carbonation F. honey sweetness, a bit dry, medium bitterness, very nice to be a non- alcoholic beer. But there is something cemical that I can’t put my finger on that gives it a bit lower rating!

Poured from bottle into Summit pint glass. Pale, bright gold with some head and lacing. Nice bubbles. Aroma of light sweet bready malts and light noble hops. Smell mostly disappears after a couple minutes. Slightly sweet grainy and earthy malts and minor spicy hop bite at the end. Funny aftertaste, and as it warms, the sweet earthiness becomes a little unpleasant, so drink it cold! Moderate carbonation, relatively light body but not nearly as thin and watery as I expected. Quite nice feel actually. Very easy to drink and not too bad for my first near beer.

Tried a sample at Brewfest Tallahassee. Corn and malt with plenty of skunk to go around. No thanks. At least it doesn’t taste like water.

some metallic aftertaste, otherwise decent taste, a good non-alcoholic beer. one of the better ones.

Bottle. Corn/barley malt aroma. Amber color with small head. Sweet barley malt flavor with very light hops finish. Decent, average NA.

Nasty, tastes like old crackers. If you have to dirnk Non-Alcoholic beers, just don’t. have a coke. Or maybe some Malta. Don’t think that because it’s German it’s good. It’s not. Bottle at Whole Foods, Miami Beach

Dark yellow, off white lasting foam. Aroma is metal, malt sweetness, light bread and musty spiciness. Taste is thin bread, caramel, metal, water. Bad.