Löwenbräu Radler

Brewed by Löwenbräu Munich (InBev)
Style: Fruit Beer
Munich, Germany

Bottled. Very pale yellow colour, small white head. Aroma is lemon and earth with some slight earthy notes. Flavour is a lot of citrus in a very artificial and sweet way.

Bottled (PBF, BB 04/2010). Very pale color, small white head. Sweetish Sprite-lemon nose. Quite sweet radler, very close to Sprite, so it is not the worst of them. "Clean"

Bottled(500ml). -Pale yellow coloured, medium to big airy white head, dusty lemony nose. Weak malty, thin hoppy and artificial lemony/lime taste. Ordinary and boring Radler.

Bottle, 2.5%. The aroma is more of beer than lemonade. Very pale yellow colour, not much head. The flavour is sweet, real sugar. Not too bad.

Bottle, 500ml. A pale straw colour with a small head. Citrusy, light hop aroma. Taste is unusual - lemonade with a fair bit of lemon. Seems somewhat artificial. Fairly sweet. Drinkable, but only if you forget that it’s supposed to be a beer.

in can 500 ml., Undoubtedly that for the cyclists of The Alps, this is much better than a soft drink. I believe there would necessary to be, there to enjoy it. Only very to the background, one feels something of beer, with some sensations of hop. Very effervescent and slight. Not more that to say.

Bottled. Very pale yellow with a frothy but epehmeral head. Sweet lemon aroma with malt actually to be detected. Tastes strongly of lemon with a good deal of lime. Sweeter than many Radler, and cloying by the end, but this is based on a far better beer than most, and as a result is one of the better Radler.

One of the better Radlers around. Pale yellow colour, Citrus aroma and taste. Watery palate.