Imbiss

◎ Appearance

Imbiss presents a deep brown body that approaches black in the glass, revealing garnet-red glints when held to light. A creamy, off-white head forms a stable collar and leaves fine Schaumkleiden down the glass as it settles. The beer shows excellent clarity despite its dark color and maintains consistent carbonation.

◌ Aroma

The nose opens with prominent cocoa and dark chocolate notes, underscored by a soft caramel sweetness from the Bavarian specialty malts. Biscuit and light bread crust aromas provide earthiness without any sharp hop character. The overall impression is restrained and malt-forward, with no aggressive spice or herbal notes.

◐ Taste

Entry is smooth and clean, with cocoa and biscuit flavors developing immediately across the palate. Mid-palate shows a gentle caramel maltiness that carries through without cloying; the restraint of the Tettnang hopping keeps bitterness minimal and allows malt to dominate throughout. The 25 IBU lies barely perceptible in the background.

◑ Finish

The finish is dry and moderately short, fading cleanly into a subtle chocolate and grain aftertaste. No harshness or astringency lingers.