Hazy yellow with a medium white head. Fruity with spicy tones. Malt, hops, banana and spices.

Pours brown with a off white head. Aroma is malt, bananas and yeast. Taste is the same.

Pale golden straw colour, aroma is clean, a little hoppy and grainy. Taste is grassy.

Small white head. Clear golden coloured hoppy and malty with a crisp and slightly dry finish.

Sweet caramelish flavor, some herbs. Strong aroma. Brown with cream head, not lasting. Light feel. Roasted bread, bit waterish.

Deep yellow color, off white head. Aroma of caramel, taste is like a dilute bock. Pretty average.

A fairly bland and watery Keller from Kesselring. Mouthfeel was watery, not much flavor or body to this.

Feb 2010: Brown 500ml bottle (BBD 6th Jun 2010), obtained from ’Beers of Europe’ in the UK. The beer was poured into one of my Veltins stemmed tulips three times (the glass is a 0.2 litre one). The beer looked good, a clean, clear pale golden yellow colour with carbonisation rising through the body towards the pure white head on top. Each pour reproduced this picture. Like most beers of this style (plus lagers/pilsners etc) I struggle to find any aromas worthy of comment, this is no different. Some hay/straw smells maybe, but not a lot of anything really. Luckily the flavours come to rescue the situation, this beer has some taste. A pleasant mix of malts and hops blended together with some fine yeast has given this a true Dort/Export umph. You can feel the alcohol content, but it joins in nicely with the ingrediants so it feels right. I found this beer very drinkable and enjoyed it greatly. First beer I’ve had from this brewer, hope it isn’t the last.

500ml bottle. Clear pale yellowish golden colour with average white head. Bitter hop aroma on grainy basis. Bitter taste, bitter finish, some fizzy grainy malt taste in between.