Cameron’s Resurrection Roggenbier revives a historical German tradition, delivering a deeply textural experience defined by its significant rye malt bill. Expect an inviting aroma where spicy, pumpernickel-like grain notes intermingle with prominent banana esters and subtle clove phenols, reminiscent of a classic Dunkelweizen but with more rustic depth. The palate is dominated by the earthy, peppery snap of rye, supported by a smooth, bready malt foundation. Effervescent carbonation cuts through the naturally viscous, creamy body provided by the high protein content of the grain, finishing with a refreshing, dry spiciness that honors its legal-defying roots.
Appearance.Light copper to mahogany-brown (14–19 SRM) with a persistent, thick, off-white to tan head. Notable haze from the high rye content and suspended yeast.
Aroma.Moderate to high intensity. Distinctive spicy, peppery rye character balanced by bready, toasted malt. Prominent yeast-derived esters of banana and phenolic notes of clove are central, with negligible hop aroma.
Taste.Rich, grainy-sweet malt flavor with a sharp, spicy rye edge. Flavors of dark bread and toasted crusts are complemented by moderate banana and light clove fermentation character. Low hop bitterness; the finish is moderately dry and dominated by the lingering spice of the rye grain.
Mouthfeel.Medium-full body with a distinctively smooth, oily, or creamy texture resulting from the rye. High carbonation provides a lively, refreshing prickle. Low alcohol warmth and zero astringency.
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