The Kulmbacher Lager Hell is a fine example of the Bavarian style Helles. A thin white head that lingers and leaves traces on the side of the glass. The color is a cloudy gold with lots of effervescent bubbles that tickle the tongue. A delicate aroma that is more malt than hops. The beer goes down light with the aforementioned tickle and the taste is one of roasted barley with just a hint of intense hops, but not overwhelming, flavor at the end. A very pleasing beer.
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Sunday, June 26, 2011
Kulmbacher Lager Hell
The Kulmbacher Lager Hell is a fine example of the Bavarian style Helles. A thin white head that lingers and leaves traces on the side of the glass. The color is a cloudy gold with lots of effervescent bubbles that tickle the tongue. A delicate aroma that is more malt than hops. The beer goes down light with the aforementioned tickle and the taste is one of roasted barley with just a hint of intense hops, but not overwhelming, flavor at the end. A very pleasing beer.
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