 sneagrams3 (1704), St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Feb 21, 2009 I found some old notes from back in the day. When I was first getting into the craft beer scene, I used to absolutely love this beer. This is crisp and light with some citrus and fruity esters mixed with the malts. Slight hops. I’ll miss you...
Kevin (1917), Colorado, USA
Jun 10, 2008 light brown body.
grainy nose with a bit of honeycomb cereal. taste is light honey with a malty grain flavor. rather bland, but not too bad for what it is.
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smartlung (154), Valrico, Florida, USA
Dec 14, 2006 bottle -from somewhere in Omaha - small head, light yeast and malt flavor, a little watery, I hate to say but the flavor became worse as I drank it as it left a horrible favor in my mouth - I think it was some poor yeast- for that I can’t rate it higher plus the bottle is old
Jedsbrew (465), Rhineland, Missouri, USA
Sep 28, 2005 Slightly hazy golden color with a nice fluffy head-malty lemony aroma. Light bodied, thin maltiness, faintly fruity and lightly hopped, short clean finish.
igneous1 (1374), Davenport, Iowa, USA
Nov 20, 2004 medium golden color, no head, cloudy, 99% malt, not enough hoppiness to please me. fairly fruity, with a wheaty quality. not bad, but MIGHT be a bit past its prime.
AlchemistZ (493), Richmond, Virginia, USA
Oct 20, 2004 Straw-colored with a thin, large-bubbled, white head. Aroma is sweet and grainy. Sweet, grainy malt flavor (hints of corn as well) with some spicy, floral hops. This is good but sweeter than most I have tried in the style.
Crosling (1854), Loveland, Colorado, USA
Oct 3, 2004 First let me say that Bobby is much better on-tap than in the bottle. Sampled at the brewery.
A light golden color with a wispy white head. Lacing was magnificent with this ale.
Aromas of light malts, fruits, wheat and pears.
Pretty tasty for the style. Pears, Peaches and yeast dominate the mouth. Nice dry finish with this beer as well but no mid-palate. Very drinkable but a poor mouthfeel.
Overall, good for the style but not my cup of tea.
Braudog (3732), Dayton, Ohio, USA
Aug 14, 2004 Golden yellow and reflectively opaque and shiny with a sudsy white head. This smells like Corn Chex, but the flavor is creamy and tangy with a sweet essence as it slides down the gullet. It’s a bit thicker and creamier than a true Koelsch, but it’s still pretty good.
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