Löwenbräu Original

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

Bottle. Little white head desapears quick. Pale yellow colour. cereal aroma taste a bit watery with a little bitter in the final. not very interessante but still drinkable.

this is a very good beer it’s clean crisp and refreshing to drink when i was in the army stationed in germany this was or companys fav brew to drink on leave it’s just plain old good

Crisp and cold, I assumed incorrectly that this was a pale lager. Big foamy head, a sweet grainy body and clean mouthfeel.

Little head which disappears quickly. Pale piss yellow poured into a glass.Slightly skunky smell, hints of grass but unremarkable and very light. Sharp taste of alcohol astringent, almost a watery rice taste. Nothing left on the palate after swallowing. Unremarkable and easy to drink. Not to be enjoyed.

Smells sharply of grassy hops with some skunkiness to it. Pours a clear piss yellow with a small quickly-disappearing head. Taste is fairly generic, tastes very similar to your average pale lager. Crisp grassy flavor, a strong rice-alcohol presence. Nothing special, easy to drink.

I think this represents the style quite well. Always can atttain that quick fix for Noble Hops with this one.

On draught at a Munich restaurant, pours a clear light gold color with a hoppy flavor and bitterness. Soft mouthfeel with mellow hops presence throughout. Fresh - nice and crisp.

Serbian version. Pale golden, normal lasting head. Malty but with a notable hop presence. Really dry aftertaste.The bad things are the overall blandness and some ugly chemical aromas, that you can taste from time to time. Although the German version is also bland and boring, it’s better than this Serbian one.