Löwenbräu Original

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

(Can). Low aroma, hops aren’t so present but it’s very malty. Same thing with the flavor, too much malt and low hop presence, but that was good anyway, it gave me a good sensation in the mouth, like herbs or mint. This beer has good body and mild bitterness, very well balanced.

Used to think this is what I should buy when I wanted to impress a lady. Pours yellow. Big foamy head, like if the carbonation was from CO2. Tastes of corn, middling hops, corn, and a little lemon. Far better than American lagers, but thank god that Michael Jackson introduced us to better.

Light golden with a huge, nice head. The aroma has notes of malt an hops and the flavour has a light sweetness, slightly perfumed floral notes, light citrus bitterness, that ends kind of dry in the finish. Refreshing but ordinary. 2501

All told, this is a pretty bad beer. Badly skunked, slight sulfury aroma indicative of proper lagering, soapy after taste.

The german version of this beer is a decent beer as opposed to the american version

330 ml. Skunked aroma. Flavor is scorched rubber, with slight grass. Slight honey aftertaste. Light, fizzy palate.

Blah...not that I was expecting much. The nasty cabbage skunk aroma of this was so strong I smelled it as soon as I popped the lid off. Brown bottles, Germany, brown bottles. Pour was a flat pee gold with no head. Taste was like an Pale lager with some sourness to it. Not sure that’s supposed to be there. A little light malt as well, but pretty bad.

12 oz bottle. Pours a golden, semi-yellow color. Typical lager smell, a bit more floral and yeasty. A very light, smooth beer that goes down extremely easily. Tastes like a cleaner version of an American lager. Definitely a middle-of-the-road beer.