Löwenbräu Original

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

Can. Very light clear yellow color, with a nice white head. A bit malty, bready aroma. An unkomplex taste with some bitterness, and a hint of sweetness. Overall a nice lager beer.

Aug. 2008 - Being brainwashed by the beer connisseur community, I expected this to suck. Nice surprise. Beer poured clear yellow with nice head. Aroma was grassy. Flavor was refreshing, full bodies, with a sweetness to it that was pleasant. The finish was a floral, grassy hop bite. Good lager!

Bottle. It is rather a decent beer, not much to it but it is drinkable. A good clean beer.

Tonight is kinda special... Bright yellow, with a decent white head. Smells sour and skunky - the aroma is close to a complete disaster, but it actually taste OK - a bit of citrus, a bit grainy, some mild bitterness in the finish.

nice off yellow color looks good in glass, but only an average beer drank many of these in my younger days

Poured from a bottle, darker than normal yellow, white head, typical of macro-lagers. Haven’t had one of these since the early 1908’s, when Miller owned them. Didn’t know what to expect. Aroma: Light citrus, and, yes, hops! Taste: Light, detectable malt, and a hoppy finsh. Not a head bursting hop hit, but, yes, you can taste them in there. Finishes nice, clean, and refreshing. This is a really decent session beer. I enjoyed this a bunch!

Very light and crisp on the pallate. Slightly hopped, nothing offesive in the way of the flavor or aroma. Easy drinking, b ut not much in the way of flavor.

one of the first beers I ever had. It was either this or Strohs. bottle. golden with alot of carbonation to thin foamy head. distinctive funk aroma. malt and grain. mild earthy hops and a bit of citrus. light and easy drinking. corn, grain, and sweet malt. a bit astringent and thin. definitely low end for style.