Pinkus Pils

Brewed by Brauerei Pinkus Müller
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Münster, Germany

Bottle. Clear, golden body with a frothy, white head. Aroma has notes of caramel, hay, bread, cereal and toasted grain with hints of flowers and vegetables. Slightly skunky. The flavor is moderately sweet, lightly bitter and lightly acidic. It finishes lightly sour, lightly to moderately bitter and lightly acidic. Medium body, waterty texture turning sticky in the finish, lively carbonation. Relatively hefty pils with the malts being more forward than the hops. Less bitterness in the finish than other pilseners. Nice enough, but nothing exciting.

Hazy golden color/ white head. Earthy grainy honey biscuit aromas. light body. Lightly sweet earthy honey sweet biscuit malty flavors. easy drinking.

Had this on Bald Head Island at the club. Cloudy golden, fruit and citius flavor with a nice hop finish, just a little thin overall, and a tad too sweet at the beginning

500 ml. bottle. Pours a lasting, tiny bubbled white head, with slight lacing, over a cloudy, yellow (SRM 3) body....nose is bread and yeast, with slight hop spice.....taste is cereal, biscuit, bread, yeast, finishing with light hop bitterness....mouth feel is medium, with spritz from the medium carbonation. Light, refreshing, with all the characteristics of a Pilsner, but all somewhat light to my palate. BJCP 8/2/15/4/6

Bright gold color with nice white head. Clean, crisp nose with lemon. Taste is muted malt with slight fruit on the end.

My first Pinkus beer. Nice label. I do not feel organic beer has any advantage over normal beer. Some sweetness but also sourdough bread flavors. This is just an average beer with a bland taste. The Pils poured a light straw color with some haze. The head disappeared. This my fourth beer of Christmas 2009.

Not real sure how old this bottle was, but it seemed in really nice shape. The beer pours out a clear light golden body sitting under a briliantly white sudsy white cap. Aroma is floral and grassy, with a strong grain base. Lightly sweetened on the palate, bitterness held firmly in check by the sweetness and a clean fruity note comes crashing thru (the yeast perhaps?). Clearly a really nice summer time beer, but hey...I’ll drink what I can get.

Bottled 50cl. Courtesy of pivnizub. Clear pale golden/yellow with a nicely remaining lacing tall white head. Great hoppy nose with hints of sweat, lemon, yeast and resin. Fantastic hoppy taste. Sublime hop profile. Delicate pale malt back. Gooseberries sneaking in. Relatively high carbonation. Long hoppy finish. My kind of Pils. A great beer with remarkable hop characteristics. Thanks a lot pivnizub!