The Veldensteiner Landbier is the final beer from the Veldensteiner variety rack that I picked up the other day. It pours a dark brown with some tints of red. There was absolutely no head to this beer and very little tracing down the sides. I'm still having issues with my sniffer so I have no clue as to the aroma, but the taste is a feast of smoky malt. The beer finishes with no bitterness and no dryness. I really like it and it would go great with a smoked brisket on a hot afternoon or evening.
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