 badgerben (3586), Blaine, Minnesota, USA
Mar 31, 2005 Dark brown color with a very thin head. Dry wheat aroma. Dry and dusty taste of wheat and barley with, oddly enough, a vague taste of bacon. Different, but pretty tasty.
pivnizub (4951), Bochum, Porúří, Germany
Mar 24, 2005 Updated: Oct 19, 2005A gem among the german "ales", dark ruby coloured; extremely full bodied, sweetish in the beginning, a "warm welcome" from the brewer; astonishingly easy to drink for a beer of this strength (6,5%) ! Superbly rounded with a long, long hoppy aftertaste, caused by umbelled hops. Served only on two days a year. Worth a journey !
Re-rated: (Sticke-Day 18/10/05) One of the most pefect brews You can find in Europe !!!!!!
maltydogs (3), USA
does not count  Mar 19, 2005 The gold standard for alt beers. Malty with a nice hop background. My favorite beerstyle and my favorite beer from this style.
joss (3633), Garching b. München, Germany
Mar 10, 2005 Bottle
Hazy amber, off-white lacing creamy head.
Herbs (juniper) and licorice in the aroma.
Smotth blend of roast, mineral notes, and raw herbal hops.
Full body, mellow sparkling mouthfeel. Subtle juniper and licorice aftertaste.
Thanks to Dortmunder for this speciality!
Nexxus (261), Apple Valley, Minnesota, USA
Mar 7, 2005 Updated: Mar 8, 2005Hazy mahogany with a medium frothy light brown head. Sweet aroma of cookie, dough, caramel, hazelnut and plum. Medium velvety body with a moderate amount of carbonation. Mostly sweet flavor of caramel, hazelnut, plum, raisin, smoke, and brown sugar. Very smooth and drinkable. Very good.
aspidites (1274), manteca, California, USA
Mar 4, 2005 stunning beer. beautiful color and depth. Nose of fresh hops and earthy malt overtones. nicely balanced vanilla reminiscent of american oak. and an extremely clean finish. a wow.
SoLan (1369), Orlando, Florida, USA
Feb 24, 2005 Brown pour. Quarter inch white head. Inviting appearance. Aroma more malt than hops with some sweet notes. Medium body. Malts dominate until the finish where hop flavor creeps in. Underlying sweetness throughout. very good, very drinkable.
Oakes (8058), gone rambling, Vietnam
Feb 23, 2005 Updated: Apr 24, 2009Golden amber colour. Slightly earthy, caramelly aroma. Chewy, woody bitterness with caramel layers and lots of earthiness. Things ease up a bit towards the finish, right when I want the intensity to increase. Sort of ashy-tasting, just like its younger brother. Solid, but unspectacular. I grasp what Uerige is aiming for, but I don’t think that this is the best the style can do - that’s Im Fuchschen.
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