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Fruity complexity together with smooth roasted malt flavor provides distinct character. Extra notes: Grodziskie (often known as Grätzer) is an ale style of Polish origin. Perceived Hop Aroma & Flavor: Not perceived to very low, and may embody tacky or floral lavender character. Fermentation Characteristics: Fruity-estery aroma and flavor must be low. Perceived Hop Aroma & Taste: Hop aroma and flavor may be very high.
Perceived Malt Aroma & Taste: Medium to excessive malt aroma and complex fruity aromas are distinctive. Malt sweetness, chocolate and caramel ought to contribute to the aroma and should dominate the flavor profile. Hop flavor is prominent, and balanced with different beer attributes. Perceived bitterness: Very low to medium-low, although acidity and wooden ageing (if used) may masks higher bitterness levels.
Scottish Export Ales with medium or greater smoke character are considered smoke flavored beers and needs to be categorized elsewhere. Perceived Hop Aroma & Flavor: Not perceived to low. Fermentation Traits: Little or no or no diacetyl character ought to be perceived. Earthy and herbal English-variety hop character needs to be perceived, but may end result from the skillful use of hops of other origin.
Additional notes: Non-English hops could also be used for bitterness or for approximating traditional English hop character. Fermentation Traits: Esters may be current at low levels. Fermentation Traits: The aroma and flavor is very similar to Hefeweizen with the caveat that fruity and phenolic characters usually are not mixed with the yeasty flavor and fuller-bodied mouthfeel of yeast.