Unfiltered Hells

◎ Appearance

A pale golden hue with pronounced haze from suspended yeast, creating an opaque, cloudy presentation characteristic of the kellerbier style. The head forms quickly and clings persistently to the glass walls, demonstrating strong lacing with each sip. Fine carbonation rises steadily, contributing to a soft, creamy visual texture.

◌ Aroma

Clean, grassy notes from Perle and Hallertauer Tradition hops dominate the nose, with a gentle herbal quality and subtle floral undertones. Soft Pilsner and wheat malt contribute a light breadiness and gentle sweetness in the background. The yeast remains restrained, adding only a faint fruity whisper without masking the hop character.

◐ Taste

The palate opens with a pleasantly full body—noticeably rounder and more substantial than typical filtered lagers—courtesy of the suspended yeast. Hop bitterness is restrained and elegant at 20 IBU, allowing the soft malt sweetness to sit comfortably alongside herbal, slightly peppery hop notes. The wheat malt contribution adds a subtle creaminess that rounds the finish without heaviness.

◑ Finish

The finish is clean and refreshing, with lingering herbal and grainy notes that fade gradually. A light, dry conclusion leaves the palate ready for another sip without any harsh or astringent aftertaste.