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Iberian Rossa
9 Ratings
Iberian Rossa presents a Mediterranean interpretation of the classic Altbier, trading traditional amber hues for a bright straw-gold appearance. The sensory profile is anchored by the high-quality English Maris Otter malt, which provides a clean, grainy cereal foundation. Czech Saaz hops offer a delicate, spicy counterpoint with a crisp bitterness that structures the palate without being aggressive. Distinctive fermentation notes of orange peel and a light banana finish add a playful, fruity dimension rarely seen in northern German examples, while the creamy carbonation provides a satisfying, mouth-filling texture. It is a refreshing, well-attenuated ale that balances British malt heritage with Continental hop elegance.
Appearance. Straw gold (4–6 SRM). Light, white foam head with large bubbles and moderate retention. Brilliant clarity.
Aroma. Moderate intensity featuring grainy, baked bread malt character from the Maris Otter base. Low spicy and herbal hop notes from Saaz are present. Notable esters of orange peel and a subtle hint of ripe banana provide a fruity aromatic lift over a clean fermentation profile.
Taste. Initial impression is of sweet cereal and bready malt. Moderate hop bitterness provides a clean, crisp balance. Flavors of spicy hops and light citrus zest lead into a dry, refreshing finish. A faint, lingering fruity ester reminiscent of banana appears in the aftertaste, complementing the grainy malt backbone.
Mouthfeel. Medium-light body with a smooth, slightly creamy texture. Moderate to high carbonation that fills the mouth without being prickly or sharp. No perceived alcohol warmth or astringency.
Sensory Profile. 12345Alcohol WarmthBodyBitternessSweetnessFruitiness
 
 
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