Veltins Grevensteiner Original Naturtrübes Landbier

In recent years, we’ve seen many German breweries offering “Landbier”, which essentially translates as “country beer” or “beer of the area”. It’s debatable whether landbier is itself a distinct style, as it can vary by region and brewery, but they generally take the form of a kellerbier or zwickelbier, which are more rustic interpretations of lager, unfiltered, and often – but not always – relatively low in carbonation. Introduced in 2014...

Product Overview Brewery's Notes:
"Naturally cloudy Grevensteiner Original is a light Landbier (country beer), brewed with soft spring water and freshly harvested hops.

The beer is characterised by a silky matt amber colour, orange-coloured reflections and a velvety soft head. The complex aroma is initially dominated by caramel aromas with slight undertones of honey, roasted almonds and fresh fruity notes which, above all, are reminiscent of green apple. Grevensteiner appears very tangy and elegant. A light roasted, bitter note, paired with a nutty taste opens up a distinct finale, in which a flavour of cream caramels unfolds." Reviews (No reviews yet) Write a Review

5.2%

This unfiltered country beer is brown with ruby highlights, slightly hazy with a brilliant white head. The body is rich and malty with a clean crisp slightly hoppy finish. Grevensteiner uses whole leaf hops and traditional ancient malts to recreate the true original beer of the brewery.

-Beerconnoisser.com