A hazy orange beer with a small white head. The aroma contains notes of hops, yeast, and brewing mash. The flavor dry hoppy with notes of brewing mash as well as hints of alcohol. A boring beer.

Fantastic aroma with grape and GOOD yeast, Creamy excellent lasting head, acitic in taste, but average finish. You can feel grapefruit both when you smell lokk and taste this good weissbeer.

Nice aroma, good mostly lasting head, the flavore not fantastic and it feels a bit watery. Draught at Cockney Pub.

(Bottle 50 cl) Swedish version brewed by Krönleins Brewery. Yellowish golden, slightly hazy with a small, white head. Nice flowery nose and aroma from the very dry aroma-hops. Light malt-sweetness. A very refined and pleasant lager. 180505

Bottled(500ml). -Croatian version named Kaltenberg Lager, nice malty and hoppy aroma with pleasant bready notes, quite refreshing and easy drinkable beer, but the question is how long will this beer survive in croatia because there are no representative except for dalmacija

First, about the brewery. Jadranska Pivovara exists for 35 years now, it used to make its own beers, and Lederer (a german beer), but hasn’t been doing it for a while. It has been making the Croatian version of the Kaltenberg Pils for ten years now, and has been doing it admirably good, but to the dismay of every enlightened beer drinker around these parts (the ten of us, hehe), it has never made/imported the other Kaltenberg beers.There were advertisments in the local newspapers during the last month hinting that there will be a new Kaltenber beer. I was thinking that it’ll be either their Helles, or Light, but hoped for something from the Prinzregent Luitpold lineup. And on the 14.03. they launched a new beer. A lager. Woo-friggin-hoo. As if we need more. So, I wasn’t that excited about trying this (interestingly enough, not advertised on the Jadranska pivovara or the Kaltenberg website). But, I decided to try it anyway. Hey, it’s a new beer in the database. From the beginning, quite fizzy, fluffy and rapidly disappearing head, and pale golden colour. Not promising. The aroma, malty, with a strange acidic hint. The taste ? Luckily, the commercial description is partially false, there is bitteness. The taste is nice, managing to be flowery (almost Ožujsko like), and bready, with a fine hop bitterness in the aftertaste. It’s a bit overcarbonated though, and it can be felt. All in all, it’s a damn fine tasting lager, and probably better than the Pils. But was it really, really necessary to put another lager on the market that’s already cluttered with them ?

Draught. Yeasty, fruity aroma. Cloudy golden colour. Big white creamy head. Banana ester flavour. Refreshing citruslike flavour, slightly mouldy.

Draught. Cloudy brown colour. Stable, creamy white head. Malty aroma with some banana esters. Malty flavour and a fruitlike acidity. Little hint of butterscotch. A little watery.

Hazy gold with a nice dense white head. Spicey banan aroma. Sweet banama aroma and light vanilla . Creamy mouthfeel and pleasant. Thanks to Piscator. (Sept. 2004)