The flavour complexities of Wolfgang's German Style Beer reward the discriminating beer drinker with slightly more bitterness and a satisfying flavour experience. Care was taken to create a premium lager beer that is just slightly more bitter using a blend of choice hops including Hersbruckers to achieve the desired balance.
Beer Ratings and Reviews:
[1] Review by myke from T-dot, Canada who has tried this beer many times. (8/10/2006 8:10:13 PM)
"I had this beer about a month ago and I lost my notes, so now I'm trying again. It's a dichtomous beer. Out of the bottle it's kind of sweet, but full flavoured, while poured into a German style pilsner glass, it's the perfect blend of sweet and grassy, yet a tad watery. It has a very dry and grassy aroma, like a hayloft, or a freshly mown lawn. Might just be the only swill that is actually better out of the glass. The mouthfeel is practically non-existant. All in all, not bad, esp. for the price. "
Aroma:
10/10
Appearance:
5/10
Mouthfeel:
2/10
Flavor:
8/10
Overall:
8/10
Final Rating, by Style:
(3.3)
Sampled: Bottle Sample Size: 341ml @ $1.26 Unit Cost: $1.75 per Pint
[2] Review by bobhopps from montreal, Canada who has tried this beer a couple times. (2/5/2006 11:05:49 PM)
"Except for the appearance:nice gold copper with decent head,that beer is quite bad...aroma has a kind of leather smell,mouthfeel is the same very bad...Definitely a beer who looks good but does'nt deliver at all..."
Aroma:
4/10
Appearance:
7/10
Mouthfeel:
4/10
Flavor:
4/10
Overall:
5/10
Final Rating, by Style:
(2.4)
Sampled: Bottle Sample Size: 341ml @ $1.5 Unit Cost: $2.08 per Pint
[3] Review by pootz from between Calgary and Waterloo, Canada who has tried this beer a couple times. (8/5/2005 4:56:40 PM)
"This is a beer company that contract brews this recipe...first it was coll brewing in Brampton and now it comes from Northern breweries in Sudbury. Their website advertises this as a "German style" beer with a good hop character at 5.9% ABV this is like a strong continental pilsner style.
Poured a gold-bronze color with a 1 finger rocky white cap with better retenetion than the mega brewed Pilsners....goes to a lace and ring that stay a while . Seems fairly lively in the glass with fine carbonation. Nose is slight but hop pronounced with musty grain undertones. Starts a bit fizzy but the grainy malts are decernable under the carbonation peppering the tongue....nice blend (but mild) hop notes in the quick finish...slight grainy after taste. If they use corn to get this to 5.9%AVB it's not detectable...seems like an all malt lager (I could be wrong). However it is another lager that is not bad but nothing stands out about it....better than the local mega lagers but just barely.
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Aroma:
5/10
Appearance:
6/10
Mouthfeel:
4/10
Flavor:
6/10
Overall:
6/10
Final Rating, by Style:
(2.7)
Sampled: Bottle Sample Size: 342ml @ $0 Unit Cost: $0 per Pint
[4] Review by Chopz from Cantley, Canada who has tried this beer a couple times. (12/23/2004 12:59:35 AM)
"This German style lager poured a nice light golden colour with a hue of orange. Too bad, not much head, retention, nor lacing. The scent was rather grainy malts. The taste started with sweet malts and had a dry grainy finish. This brew was light-bodied with good carbonation. Said to be brewed with Hersbrücker hops. Very refreshing lager, but too strong (5.9% alc-vol) for what it is."
Aroma:
7/10
Appearance:
5/10
Mouthfeel:
6/10
Flavor:
7/10
Overall:
6/10
Final Rating, by Style:
(3.1)
Sampled: Bottle Sample Size: 341ml @ $1.45 Unit Cost: $2.01 per Pint
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(3.3)
