Löwenbräu Original

Brewed by Löwenbräu Munich (InBev)
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Munich, Germany

Can. Clear light yellow color with small fizzy head. Some lemon nose, hoppy. Taste was some light bread and hop grass. Palate felt a bit overcarbonated and a bit bloaty.

Smack! $8.99 a 12 pack at Walmart today. Stale grassyness is the nose. An off shade gold / green in the glass. surprising that I once drank Liters of this stuff in their tent at Octoberfest and thought it grand. Body is slightly creamy with hints of two day old French bread. Hops briefly appear and fade fast. Additional touches of sourness appear at edges of this critter. Amazingly cheaper than Bud.

Bottle: the buttery notes and bready malt are dominating the flavor and aroma, low bitterness, light bodied, not good.

Herbaeous scent, light pale colour,with little head. Typical standard for mass produced german lager.

Bottle. Multiple tastings. (Review of past tastings from memory) Haven’t had one of these in a long time. I remember them being pretty average. Not bad but not all that great either.

Bottle. Clear golden color with an average, stable, white head. Bready and Grassy aroma. Flavor is a bit sweet and grainy at first and then turns bitter, slightly vegetal and slightly grassy. Light-bodied. A boring Pils with good quaffabilty.

smell like bread, fresh hops, taste of wheat, slightly sweet and some bright hoppiness to it. it is golden with a fairly thick head that faded and feels slightly thicker than an average lager. pretty okay but i remember it tasting better when i had it before.

Pours a clear golden with a nice white head... Aroma of bread, and faint hops... Taste is mildly sweet with bread and mild hop notes... Better than american macros, decent by german lager standards...