Bottle from House of Trembling Madness, online. Pours a light clouded dark gold/light amber with small tight white top. Malty aroma with bread, cereal, light brown sugar, spice hint. Taste is like drinking a liquefied cereal with sugar coating at first, then a bit of toffee and grassy hoppiness come in. Medium bodied with a nice subtle zing to the carbonation. Its pleasant if slightly one dimensional.

Tap at Bamberg Fishfest in a steinkrug 0,4ltr: Golden coloured crispy Pilsener with good bitter finish, and with a barbequed trout, delicious.

Bottle 0,5ltr bought in Bamberg:Hazy orange brew with hints of citrus and caramel in it.

Easygoing, pleasantly roasted dark lager, with notes of caramel and cocoa against a mild fruitiness and gentle, slightly floral hops on the finish. Tasty.

Pour is a hazy orange with a large tan head. Aroma is wood smoke but not a total bacon bomb. Flavor is more of a peat scotch smoke with a chewy toasted wheat bread malt. Finish leaves smoke flavor on the tongue. This was a decent smoked beer that was not a huge bacon bomb.

Grainy sweetness on top of ripe apple esters, a touch of wheat bread, and a mild floral bitterness. Nice beer.

Excellent dunkles bock, with a rich caramel front laced with caramel and dried fruit, followed by a subtle yeastiness and toasted bread and a mild bitter floral streak on the finish. Nice pint.

Pour is a cloudy amber with a large white head. Aroma is decent grainy and caramel malt. Flavor is an even better toasted grain with a bit of caramel malt without being too sweet. A decent vienna.

Roast and a coffee. Black pour with decent head. Some earthy muskiness. Murky brown pour with decent head and lacing. Some caramel. A little booze and leather in the finish. Bottle.