Moosbacher Lager Hell

Brewed by Private Landbrauerei Scheuerer
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Moosbach, Germany

500 ml swing top bottle poured a clear gold with a small lingering white head. Aromas of straw, bread and spicy hops. Palate was light bodied and crisp. Flavors of straw and spicy hops with a crisp lingering moderatly bitter finish.

bottle, bought in Vohenstrauß. Clear golden colour, large white head. Malty, grainy, slightly hoppy with shy herbal accents.

looks like most mainstream lager and smells like one too. white thick head that dissapeared in a minute or so. tastes pretty average and goes down pretty easily with no lingering taste what so ever. very average review for a very average beer.

Bottle. Clear fizzy golden with no head. Aroma of grass, hay and butter. Sweetish bready malt flavor with a dry bitter grassy and slightly herbal hops finish and hints of diacetyl. Light to medium-bodied, but pretty smooth on the palate. Nothing great, but quite refreshing.

Pours light yellow with a mostly receding off-white head. Notes of herbal noble hops, pilsner malt and sweet bread dough. Light bodied with lively carbonation.

Poured from 500ml bottle. Pilsener-like aroma. Pale gold, not much head. Hops and sweet, toasted malt in flavor. Clean and crisp. OK finish. Not very interesting, but not bad either.

Purchased in a swing top, 500 ml. bottle at Lunar Brewing Co. a while back as just Moosbacher Lager, a Munich Helles Lager. E-mailed discrepancy but list didn’t change. Poured to a Czech-Pils glass, a clear golden tone with a modest white, foamy head and clingy patches of lacing. The nose was some yeast and bready malt. The flavor added to the malt light, grassy hop notes and a very small hint of smoke. Good carbonation, crisp and clean mouthfeel, and some nice dryness to the finish.

Flip top bottle. Poura a golden yellow. Light malts, honey aroma. Taste is clean, crisp, toasted malts, light bread. Medium bodied. Not too bad. Enjoying while cleaning my deck