Musenkind

33 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden deep amber to hazzlenut brown with a small off-white head. Aroma is roasted malty and caramelish. Bitter, toasted malty and breadish. Bitter and roasted finish - dunkel or schwarzbier but not porter.

07/06 0.33 l bottle. It poured deep brown body with small head. Malty, slightly roasted aroma. Weaker, but fine flavor, coffee, biscuits, some caramel and slightly lactic. Shorter, but prominent coffee finish. Fine porter, but misses quite lot of body.

Bottled 330ml. -Courtesy of Marko (thanks!)
Nice reddish/brown coloured, small pale beige head, light chocolate nose. Roasted malt, caramel and milk chocolate with vinous roasty notes near the end. Mild coffee hint in the finish. Light porter.

Another trip to Graz got me another Raschhofer Bierreise 6-pack. Cool! This one poured a lovely dark ruby colour with a small off white head that went away at a medium pace. Sweetish soft malty nose, caramelly yet dry, bit woody and chocolatey, maybe a touch of honey, actually reminds me of a lighter Tomislav, which is good in my opinion. Eh, light taste a bit too light (heh, I might even believe that their recipe is from England). There’s a cute little maltiness that ends nicely dry, woody and coffeish. Dark chocolate aftertaste. Drinkable stuff, likable and techically without flaws other than the lightness that takes a point in palate and at least a point overall, but can pretty much be called a Schwarzbier and noone would think of contradicting that. Still, that’s not that big a problem. I like this beer.