Inn' Staade - das ist ein Wortspiel aus Innstadt und De staade Zeit (die stille Zeit im bayerischen / österreichischen Dialekt - also die Advents- und Weihnachtszeit). Coole Bügelflasche. Getreidig, hopfig, malzig (in dieser Reihenfolge). Mild. Ein schönes Helles / Märzen, das trotz etwas höherem Alkoholgehalt recht süffig bleibt.

Swing top bottle from Quack-Duck, thanks! Deep godlen color, hazy. Hint of apricot in the nose. Full bodied. Malt flavor with apricot and hints of butter. Soft grassy notes. Sweetish.

Bottle (thanks marduk). Pours yellow with whiteish head. Aroma is sweet, grainy, malty, some cardboard. Flavor is sweet and malty, grainy, some cardboard. Finish is sweet and grainy. Overall: ok. --- Beer merged from original tick of d'Inn'Staade on 25 Nov 2017 at 20:19

swing top bottle 500ml. -from Getränke Degenhart Passau. Cloudy yellow/golden coloured, medium to big sized white head, grain in the nose. Moderate malty, bready, touch of caramel and corn with rather short dusty finish. Also some weak bitterness shows up in the finish...but all in all boring one.

bottle from Getränke Degenhardt Passau. Clear golden colour, large white head, leaving lacework. Full-bodied, malty with hints of honey, biscuity character, chewy, with some shy hopsin the finish. Very shy fruity touch. Good.

Bottle. Dark golden color with a medium white head. Aroma, sweet malt, dried prunes. Taste, sweet, spices, malt. Drinkable beer.

Bügelverschlußflasche: Golden, a bit unclear with a small, but stable white head; moderate grainy-almondy nose with some grassy hops in the background; sweetish-bitter flavour with a light acidity, light to medium bodied; sweetish-grainy, slightly sourish finish with a faint grassy hoppiness in the aftertaste. Drinkable, no wow........

Half-liter Grölsch bottle, $2.99 at Binny’s. Swingtop bottle opens with a nice pop, then kicks up a big head of foam poured down a straight lager glass. Nice sweet malty smell that I’d usually expect to find in an English strong ale, as the foam settles to a nice pillow. Beer is hazy, and shows a lot of bubbles clinging to the side of the glass. English ale sweetness is apparent in the first sip. But you do notice the low carbonation level and a certain bread dough flavor from the yeast that wasn’t filtered in the bottle. There is yeast sediment in the bottle, and as I poured further down, my beer got darker and hazier. This is not a style we run across very often, and it can still take some getting used to. It is somewhat warming after a while, being as it is higher in alcohol for a German non-bock lager. I can see why they would offer this as a holiday seasonal.

Bottle thanks to bu11zeye. Pours with a fading white head over a clear golden body. Aroma of milk soaked raisin bran cereal. Taste is coconut, papery, cereal, bread and a bit of lactose. Medium carbonation.