Löwenbräu Original

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

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.

Can. Two-finger dense and shiny white head. Brilliant yellow/golden colored body. Semi-dry malt aroma with an earthy and light cardboardy hop aroma. Notes of citrus and grass. Light sweet malt flavor paired with some rather edgy and unrefined bittering hops. Bready notes. Good body. Dry ,sharp and light sourish mouthfeel. Mild bitter finish. Quaffable.

Poured from can. Clear gold with minimal head and slight carbonation. Tastes of sweet malts up front with a smooth finish. Not my favorite Münchner beer, but damned refreshing when cold.

Pours a golden yellow. Aroma reminds me of wheat bread. Flavor is okay.....good, but not great.

Vom Fass at Kloster Schäftlarn 24 Jun 07. Golden colored - almost yellow. A small white head. Sweet perfumed aroma. Fruity flavor with a sweet malty aftertaste.

Bottle. Pours a clear gold beer. Very basic. Nose of sulphur is astringent and not matched with either taste or other aromas. taste is metallic. Very poor.

Pours a very clear, very pale yellow/gold color into the glass with a medium-small head that dissipated quickly. Aroma is slightly skunky, strong, and yeasty. Flavor is of yeast and a little lemon. Mouth fell is a bit quite watery. 12 oz. bottle.