A lovely mild Grevensteiner Original

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In the 19th century, brothers Carl and Anton Veltins brewed an exquisite beer at the Grevensteiner Brewery that became popular far beyond the region's borders.
The C. & A. Veltins Brewery is continuing this tradition with its “Grevensteiner” beer.
The naturally cloudy Grevensteiner Original is a smooth country beer brewed with soft spring water and freshly harvested hops. Traditional malts give it its amber color and full-bodied aroma—true to the German purity law.
This is the story, the brewery tells directly on the backlabel of the bottle:

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Although this is obviously for marketing purposes the whole story absolutely makes sense! The Veltins Brewery is a very traditional one and their country beer is a very lovely one!

First of all I prepared everything for a nice evening at the fireplace. Including #icecubes of course.

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Look & Feel

The amber like liquid pours with no drama in the glass. Nice and dense foam is built up, but not too much and not too long. Perfect!

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Taste

Goodness! A very mild yet fresh beer unfolded its happy taste in my mouth. Really - for sitting in front of a nice fire and a Netflix movie I cannot imagine a better drink.

Facts & Figures

With its 5.2 % Vol of alcohol the beer is located in the medium range although the alcohol is hardly to recognize due to the unusual mild taste. That is a heads up, because one could tend to drink to much before noticing its intoxicating effect.
The bottle contains 0.33 liters in the typical german "Bierbeule" shape.

By shooting the pics I noticed the best before date on the label: Sep. 04th 2025. WHAT??? 🤷‍♀ It was absolutely delicious anyway!

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A few months over date might not be an issue. But a first little sip is always a good advise

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By shooting the pics I noticed the best before date on the label: Sep. 04th 2025. WHAT??? 🤷‍♀

Don't worry 🙂
I have a friend who likes to drink beer the most, and if the specified deadline passes, if it's been over a month, he's delighted.
for what you drank now, he would pay double the price 😀

Of course, what detlev wrote is certainly a recommendation, even for beers that are close to expiry (but still within the deadline).

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It sounds like a delicious German beer - especially the "spring water." Also, the cozy fire and the companionable dog add to the pleasant atmosphere, but what's with the icecubes? I trust they were spring water icecubes and not tap water icecubes!
!BBH
!ALIVE

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Ahm, well … the icecubes … eh - yeah, springwater. Of course 😜

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