Clausthaler Classic (Premium)

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

Pours clear, yellow with little bubblies. Grassy aroma. Taste is creamy, grassy, with a slight brief bitter finish. AHH, it just hit me. Flat cream soda thats been sitting in a glass in the fridge for 5 days....not that I have ever drank that, um, um. Honestly though, it has more flavor then BMC.

Light yellow and no head. A sweet and light pale lager with some malt flavor.

12-oz. Pours golden yellow fizz with a dingy white head. Enormous room-filling skunk nose, maybe the vilest beer I’ve smelled. Neutral attack, wet dog mid-palate, cardboard finish. The fact that people would pick up something like this when they’re thirsty and prefer no booze is a grievous injustice to decent fruit juices everywhere.

12 oz bottle. Lightly golden pale yellow. Aromas were pickled cabbage, asparagus, and cinnamon? wierd. Flavors were not very good either. Strange bitterness that wasn’t hops or burnt malt or any kind of expected lager twang. Whew bad.

Golden with medium sized white head. Aroma is sweetish and honey-like. Taste is very much of honey. Probably the least thin non alcoholic beer I’ve ever head. Definitely the one with most taste (and above that the most original taste and overall feel). Thumbs up if you don’t wanna get drunker but feel like soft drinks or water.

On our vacation in the Czech Republic, Nejdek, I had it in a restaurant. It tasts good for a low alcohol beer. And for drivers in Czech Republic is the rule 0%. Its a good alternative for a lager.

Bottled. Light yellow and no head. A sweet and light pale lager with some malt flavor and minimal hops. For a pale lager, it isn’t so bad, but with no alcohol what’s the point.

Very malty nose, dark golden, pours a tiny white head. Quite malty flavoured, some hops, mderately sweet, slightly bitter. Ordinary.