Hacker-Pschorr Münchener Gold

Brewed by Paulaner Brauerei (Schörghuber)
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Munich, Germany

Clearly a very refreshing beer, very easy drinking! Pours a deeper gold than many Dortmunders I have had, and has a nice fluffy head. Taste is remarkabally malty and not terribly well balanced, as it is just a bit sweet. No less this is very crisp and has some fantasic malt flavor.

Bottle labeled Munich Gold. Clear golden color with a medium white head. Aroma of honey and herbal hops, a little fruit mixed in. Taste is semi-sweet with little to no hop character. Finish is a little astringent. So-so.

bottle. bottle labeld Munich Gold finest lager. Don’t know if this is it or not? Smelled like bananas and skunk piss. Gold in color. Lots of carbonation. small white head. Flavor of Budweiser. very gritty mouth feel. BLahg! I don’t like this stuff. AT ALL.

12 ounce bottle in pint glass. Gold with white head. Very faint honey and hop aroma. Honey sweetness with dry noble finish. Typically Bavarian, but not one of the special ones. Medium-light body, medium carbo. Ok.

Tap at the Plattdeutsche: Pours golden with a creamy white head. Bready, slightly buttery malt aroma. Nice rounded texture with a slightly doughy maltiness upfront which turns more into a crusty bread character and a mild hop spice note later on. A classic German Lager which I can session all day.

Bottle - Grassy, doughy aroma. Great clarity. This is a very, very solid beer. Light malty body with slight hints of dough and tobacco. A sharp perfectly bitter finish. Surprised by the low ratings.

Golden in color with a ok head. Wheat in the smell and taste. Light hop aroma and light hop flavors with slight malty sweet tones.

Bottle, ’Produced on 09/07’ on label and label reads ’Munich Gold’ not Muchener Gold, pours a straw yellow gold with a good size white head that colapses quickly to a slight covering and ring in the glass, some effervescence in this brew that pretty much lasted til the end, leaves some soap suds lacing on the glass, malt and some sweet aromas, faint bread and grain fragrances, not much hop fragrance to be found, has a dry malt flavor with little malt sweetness, there is a flavor that resembles their Octoberfest Beer, maybe both of these beers have the same yeast? And just like their Octoberfest beer this beer has malt flavor with little sweetness which I describe as a dry malt recipe beer, has a small hop bite that is in the background, I suppose this falls into the Helles catagory more then the Dortmunder, has a medium mouth feel maybe a tad thinner, a nice easy drinking lager.