Karlsbräu

Canned (500ml). - Slightly sweet malt flavour with nice mild hoppy aroma and some not so pleasant bready hints, light bitter finish. Just average.

Bottle (labelled Karlsbräu Lager). Sour malt aroma. Light yellow color with small head. Slightly sweet malt flavor with moderate hops finish. Usually German beers called lagers are pretty poor - however being a German pilsener explains why this one is better than other German lagers/export beers.

Brown bottle, 300 ml, gift from Marc Gratton received February 2, 2006 (a beer receives as a gift always makes that beer tastes a little better!); eye: straw, white head that disappears quickly, a bit of effervescence, some lacing; nose: hops (the plant smell of it) and malt (its grain side) fight over which one will take over, a bit of sweet; mouth: confusion in the mouth at first up to the moment where the malt kicks in, a bit of malt and bitterness in an average length finale, grainy, moderately sweet, lightly bitter, watery feel, good carbonation FRANÇAIS Bouteille brune, 300 ml, cadeau de Marc Gratton reçu le 2 février 2006 (une bière reçue en cadeau goûte toujours meilleure!); couleur : jaune paille, mousse blanche qui s’affaisse rapidement, un peu d’effervescence, dentelle présente; nez : houblon (plante) et malt (grain) qui se disputent le premier rôle, petite touche sucrée; bouche : confusion en bouche au début, le malt apparaît par la suite, un peu de malt et d’amertume en finale de longueur moyenne, granuleuse, modérément sucré, légèrement amère, texture plutôt aqueuse, bonne carbonatation

Draught in Nice, France. Golden colour, decent head. Moderate aroma. Tolerable hoppy bitterness in the flavour and aftertaste.