Malzmühle Koch’sches Malzbier

Brewed by Malzmühle Brauerei Schwartz
Style: Low Alcohol
Köln, Germany

(Draught, 20 cl, on place at the brewpub) Dark brown color, appears to be clear, tan head. Very sweet scent, mixed with a good portion of butterscotch. Very very sweet taste that lingers, no beer flavor at all. Sweet aftertaste. Full body but no bitterness.

Ruby brown in color with a medium off white head. Sweet malty aroma and flavor of unfermented wort with a dose of butter,caramel/butterscotch. Even an 8oz serving is unfinishable.

Draught at Brauerie zur Malzmuhle, Cologne, 200ml, Filtered. Dark brown colour, tan head. How I ended up with this beer I don’t know, high caramel, toffee flavour, sweet and thick with a touch of coffee. More like liqued fudge than anything.

Rocky brown head, yet diminishing. Leaves an excellent lace. Dark ruby in color. Lots of molasses and caramel in the aroma. Very pleasant. Some buttery notes, sweet dough. Resembles the scent of a sweet tee left over night. Medium bodied, a bit syrupy. Caramel sweetness in the flavor at first; ice-tee mouthfeel in the finish. I’d love to have this one always ready to hand! Resembles a Dutch Oud Bruin or good Russian fermented kvas, which is not available in the market anymore.

Bottled. Strong sweet butterscotch aroma. Very dark ruby color, brown head, very nice lace. Extremely sweet caramel start but soon less sweet, nice burnt malts, butterscotch, black tea in the very finish, light dry, almost syrupy. More like the Dutch Oud Bruin than the standard Geman Malz ’beers’.