Pleasant and fine beer. Better than normal for this style
Refreshing
Malty and herbal
[Can from Fine Wines in Galway, Ireland]

Brewery #3178

Clear yellow gold with a frothy, white head. Aroma a mix of lime and spice with dank, slightly rancid undertones. Taste is moderate bitter and lightly citric with a faint, doughy sweetness underneath. Spice at the finish, but the rancid tones become more pronounced. Medium bodied, moderate carbonation, dry. Not much fun.

Very German style beer brewed by a very Irish brewery, thanks to my girlfriend for the can straight from Ireland! Thick and foamy, snow white, stable, lacing head over a clear pure golden blonde beer with lively visible sparkling, turning lightly misty with sediment. Aroma of freshly baked white bread, freshly cut grass, potato starch, pumice, wet sand, minerals, hard green apple, Graham crackers, sweaty touch lagging behind. Crisp, clean onset, some very restrained fruitiness from that limited yeast residue, hinting faintly at unripe banana and green apple; remains very low in sweetness though, with a lively carbonated, smooth mouthfeel, in which minerally carbonation runs through cereally, straightforwardly white-bready maltiness, pure and simple, picking up a soft grassy hop bitter note in the end, which lingers a bit with gently drying effect. Feels natural, clean, to the point and pure, but perhaps a tad too generic to fully qualify as a Kölsch - a style which needs perfection in its tiniest details to be of significant distinction, something which is only very rarely accomplished outside of Cologne. That being said, this Limeburner is technically very well executed and refreshing on a summer day - I would happily drink this all afternoon.

Magus, happeline, linnaseline, puuviljane. Ok. Ps: silt ütleb, et kölsch style.. ainuke põhjus miks ma selle ostsin.. kuigi olen nõus, et rohkem maitselt peil eil, siis tavaliselt see ei loe untappdis..

Grainy and floral aroma, lightly yeasty. Quite fresh. Light, grainy and bready flavour, some fruitiness and quite sweet. Smooth, soft, light body, soft astringency.

Can from Appellation Wines. Pours clear pale golden with a thick white head. Aromas of a little sulphur and orange. Taste has lime and orange zest. Dry, tangy finish.

On tap at the Lighthouse Tavern. Pours a clear light yellow with a touch of peach and a white head that dissipates to the edges and laces slightly. Aroma has grass and pre ripe mango with a bit of citrus rind and light sweet grains backing. Flavor has light sweet grains and grass with a bit of sweet citrus coming through.

Bottle shared in Donegal. A mostly clear golden orange coloured pour with a fine white head. Aroma is grassy hop, bready grains, opal fruits. Sileage. Flavour is composed grainy sileage, grass hop. Palate is semi sweet, grainy, moderate carbonation.