Vom Fass: Copper coloured, not completely clear, medium-sized off-white stable and creamy head, moderate sweet-bitter caramelly-malty nose with a distinctive hoppy backbone; moderate sweet-bitter flavour, just medium bodied, soft; lingering caramelly-malty AND hoppy-bitter finish. Well balanced, easy-drinking franconian Bock…

On tap at Göller Biergarten. Cloudy golden with medium white head. Malty, yeasty, bit buttery, sweetish, some herbal notes. Soft texture. Light bodied.

On tap at Goller Biergarten. Deep golden with white head. Malty, some caramel, sweetish, clean. Easy drinkable. Light to medium bodied.

Tap. Blonde. Soft bready floral aroma. Malty sweetish bready flavor. Not much of a hop character, but quite drinkable.

Draught @ Brauerei Göller - Biergarten, Scheßlitzer Straße 7, 96117 Memmelsdorf-Drosendorf, Bavaria, Germany.

[ As Göller Drosendorf Gaumen-Kitzler ].
ABV: 5.0%. Clear medium copper - amber colour with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, sweet malt, sugar - honey, malty, floral. Flavor is moderate sweet and light bitter with a average to long duration, sweet malt, caramel, flowers, hop bitter, elderflowers. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20190706]
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on tap at the brewery, as Sommerbier. Golden with a white head, fragrant hop aroma. Malty with fruity hints and some fruity-fragrant hops.

on tap at the brewery. Deep golden, almost with an orangey glow, with a tall white head. Grainy malty flavours, lovely resiny hop. Smooth palate. Delicious.

draught at the brewery. Golden yellow, tall white head. Grainy-malty flavours, delicious fragrant resiny hopy in the finish.

Bottle, bought at the brewery. Label says brewed by Göller in Zeil am Main. Is this tiny brewery with the big beer garden still brewing? Does it only brew a bit of tap beer for its own premises (see rating Ohmper)? Malty aroma, with peach and a hint of boiled milk. Malty flavor: clearly hopbitter with hay and vanilla. Rather thin, especially for a Franconian pilsener. Hopbitter and hay aftertaste.