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Schremser Roggen Bio-Bier - Schrems - Austria

first mention of Schrems brewery dates from the Battle of Grunwald, so this is a brewery with over 600 - year tradition. Purchased in 1838 by a man named Jakob Trojan since that time the family is in possession of Schrems. As the history of the brewery however, smoothly adapts to the current fashion, as evidenced by the Bio-Schremser Roggen Bier. These beer rye until recently was sold as Schremser Roggen Bier, but as that in Austria and Germany currently has a stampede for the prefix "bio" in foods, and so the Schrems brewery was renamed the beer, providing the occasion for the composition of beer kontretykiecie is purely aryj ... I mean bio-, eco-and in general. Tailored to the pro-ecological imydżu green bottle is also open ended, odkręcanym cap and green label, as ugly as the vast majority of deputies of the German Green Party.

first rye beer described on the blog is cloudy, pale amber-colored tone, and rather small foam which boasts impressive durability. Odor to the front protrudes a mixture of grain malt and banana. Natti Light smoke, some apples and a large przyprawowość complement the whole. The result is that if the first impression is what causes odor association with Hefeweizen, so after a short time the smell a little more than a wheat beer starts to resemble a Belgian pejl ejla - globally is located somewhere between these two styles of beer, with an indication of the latter. With considerable saturation should be noted an interesting, original combination of flavors. Partially feel like malt and bananas in turbid wheat, but the fluid paving the way to the throat is definitely dry, pushing them hard, bitter herb and spices, unusual even for conditions such as Austria. In the medium-thick consistency taste is sharp and decisive, there is no question of softness and velvet hefeweizenów. A mixture of fruit flavors (banana), spicy and bitter is quite original, but for taste is my taste, however, as this type of flavor a bit too sharp and bitter. However, this is an interesting beer worth trying.

Rating: 6.5