D' Inn'Staade
500 ml flip-top bottle poured into a stange, on to the beer: It is a paler, washed-out orange-brown color in the body, muddy, with a big bubbly head on top. It dissipates to whispy suds. In the aroma, it was apples and grass...is this a dunkelweiss? I had no idea at the time what style of beer this was suppose to be. Tastewise, it starts out with a mushy red apple flavor, and a slight phenolic pinch is noticed. The overall flavor is light and dry. A little bit of hop leaf, grass, and grain provide a little variety to the less dominating apple flavor as the beer is consumed. It's a little too bubbly on the palate, and a little too light to boot. Drinks...it's a fair one. It's not great, but it will do. Decent at washing down a BBQ chicken pizza.