Pinkus Jubilate Bier

Brewed by Brauerei Pinkus Müller
Style: Vienna
Münster, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

Bottled. Poured clear, deep coppery-brown with a short, loose-ish cap of white head. The aroma picked up brown sugar and caramel sweetness accented by hits of earth and iced tea.. dry impression and pleasant enough, but not enticing. The flavor found iced tea, caramel, and cola maltage at the core with toasty grains and a pinch of brown sugar on the back.. a little dry earth bitterness around. Lighter-bodied and dry overall on the palate, with more sweetness on the back-end.. warmth brought out some woody sourness.. just didn’t come together for me.

Pleasant bready malt-forward aroma with some notes of toffee and plums. Hazy amber-brown body is topped by a generous off white head that recedes to a lasting cover. Pleasant light malt sweetness with toasted and bread-like notes. Mild bitterness. Some cereal grains in the aftertaste. Medium light body with lightly pointy carbonation. Tulip glass. Cellar temperature. Bottle purchased at Brewery Creek in Jul-09.

bottle thanks to swalden28. poured brown with an off-white head. aroma of wet grains, caramel, and chocolate. flavor was pretty much the same with a light body. not real impressed.

bottle, clear almond brown, thick foam , aroma is nutty and dry, flavor is some dry cardboard with good fruity undertone, would like to try this fresh

Dark coffee in the glass, active carbonation and a dense creamy head. Faint almond aroma. Dry and burnt, builds to a bit of a creamy roast, overall light bodied.

500 mL bottle served in lager glass- poured transparent earthy brown color, lively carbonation of tiny bubbles. One finger off tan head formed and tried it’s best to lace. Aroma of malt with notes of wheat and rye. Hits the mouth with a high-weak body, malt is there and has been slightly roasted, weak sweetness on the backend found in the middle, finish is rather lackluster- a small amount of bitterness. Slightly below sessioner class in my book.

Bottle from Kegs & Barrels in Plano, TX. Pours a dark brown, orange hues, off-white head. Aroma of some fruit, dark roast, some citrus. Flavor has signs of dark roast, fruity, and a citrus bitter. Mouth feel is light body with high carbonation, seemed slightly watery. Overall, not impressed at all, I didn’t care for the fruitiness/citrus mixed in with the dark roast. I expected more from this brewer.

Bottle... Poured brownish/amber with an off-white head. Biscuity, malty aroma. Creamy, caramel-sweet grains and low on the hops and bitterness. Easy drinking with a fruity finish.