Eisenbahn Kölsch (Dourada)

Brewed by Cervejaria Sudbrack
Style: Kölsch
Blumenau, Brazil

Bottled. A golden beer with a fast disappearing head. The aroma is sweet mainly with notes of malt, but also hints of straw. The flavor is sweet malty with notes of straw and citrus, as well as hints of flowers, leading to a dry, slightly bitter, and crisp finish.

(12oz bottle) Crystal clear light amber body, small white head that diminishes to a ring around the rim. Aroma is moderately sweet, honeysuckle, melon, bread. Taste is medium sweet, bread, cantaloupe, light caramel, alcohol. Light-medium body, light sticky, low carbonation.

A Mes rate. Bottle at home with Tom.
Clean gold with a thin white head. Sweet grainy and basic. Too old to give its best performance being a few months out of date but I’m guessing this was never a glowing example of the style.

(Bottle) Pours a clear golden body with a small white head. Aroma of sweet malt and corn grain. Flavor of corn and malt.

Bottle thanks to the bosses had at mes’s gaff. Alround rating: Pale lagerish malts, honey pale malts too, not much hop character, but not overly sweet either. Drinkable.

Pours a clear deep bronze with a small, wispy-lacing froth of white head. Aroma of slightly toasty pale German malt and a touch of fruity esters. Body starts with a nice, light malty sweetness, some papery notes, and a slightly doughy yeasty balance toward a crisp, very drinkable finish. Pretty true to style and enjoyable.

Bottle. Bright gold with no head. Aromas are soap with sweet grain. Some citrus with herbal spicy notes. Flavours are sweet grain with herbal floral notes. Has a clean, dry finish.

Bottle from State Line. Clear medium gold color, with pale malt, hop, and apricotty aroma and flavor and a fairly complex flavor profile for this style. Not too shabby.