Neuzeller Anti Aging Bier

Brewed by Klosterbrauerei Neuzelle
Style: Schwarzbier
Neuzelle, Brandenburg, Germany

09/04 0.5 l bottle courtesy of ogivlado, thanks for sharing! It poured dark brown body with smaller brownish head. A bit of carrot and caramel in aroma. Flavor is light, some caramel&carrot again, nothing bad but unimpressive. Finish shows some hints of metallicity added to already mentioned flavors. Although strange and different, it’s too watery and simple to be interesting.

Bottled(500ml). -Dark brown coloured, medium sized off-white head, vinous malty nose. Sweet malty, weak hoppy and molasses taste with notes of carrot and spices. Oily. Funny name but also below average beer.

Bottle. A medium strong malty smell, light sour. The small light brown creamy head disappears fast. The body is black. A light bitter taste, a little bit malty. The finish is light smoky. A creamy-dry texture, medium body with rather soft carbonation. A good beer.

Bottle courtesy of ogivlado who brought it from Wien and shared it with heavy and me (thanks!).
Poured an extremely dark brown body with a big, very thick off white head. Dry malti nose, popcorn. Extremely simple taste, carrot juice all the way with a touch of vitamins. Not offensive but blah.

50 cL bottle. Pours dark brown with a golden red glare and a creamy tan head. Mild roasted malt aroma - slight towards breadish. Flavour is breadish, mild roasted and with a dry raising like flavour. Medium dry. Mild bitterness and light spiced into the finish. A bit flat in flavour.

Deep dark brown with a medium off-white head. Aroma is light roasted malt. Taste is roasted malts and caramel with some dark chocolate and liquorice. Low carbonation.

very dark brown colour with a ruby hue, no foam left, toasted chocolaty aroma with notes of vanilla; medium-bodied, fresh and lively palate, some sweetness and a moderately long toasty caramelish and chocolaty aftertaste

Well, since I have turned 50 and then some and like beer, it is natural to try to combine interests! So I opened an Anti Aging beer, hoping for miracles.... The head disappears very quickly on this almost black schwartzbier. The aroma is malty in a "hvidtøl" kind of way and it has notes of berries. The mouth feeling is rather smooth and the flavour has notes of berries (raspberry among others), a bit of licorice and some other notes, that is hard to pinpoint. But I do know the aroma of spirulina, and I think I can recognize it in the taste. It’s a mild and delicious beer with an sufficient bitter finish - and I guess it takes more than one to get results in the anti-aging front....