5.0 Original Pils

Brewed by Brauerei Braunschweig/ Feldschlößchen (Carlsberg)
Style: Pilsener
Braunschweig, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Rating #405, bottle from a gas station in Wacken, Germany

Light golden beer with a dissapearing head. Aroma is rather indistinct, but the bit that is traceable is actually quite nice consisting of a touch of caramel. Flavor is bread, alcohol, caramel and a bit metal. Medium bitter finish and medium body.

I like going to the supermarket and rearranging the cans so it’s red-black-red-black-red-black...and so on. That’s about as exciting as this beer gets. At least it looks better than the red can. imagine that...john...lennon. speaking of which, my neighbors girlfriend looks a lot like Yoko Ono.

Courtesy Degarth. Canned. Pale lager looking body with a fizzy, small off white head. Nose of corn adjuncts, sickly sweet cereal grains, some citrus hops and malts. Tastes like a pale lager more than a pils, a bit of a hop bite does save it somewhat. Light to medium bodied, watery palate. Finish is hoppy, actually the best part of the beer.

no foam, no visible carbonation, colour of watery piss smells with poor malt and old socks, however not the worst funny hops, bitter but taste like old potatos, also old rug, light-medium bodied,

Pale yellow clear body with white tight head. Aromas hops , malts, grains. Palate thin with lively carbonation and mouth feel. Aftertaste sweet malts and medium short hops finish.

Pours yellow and clear with a medium head. Slightly bitter smell and taste. A bit grainy/malty. That’s basically it...boring.

Black and white can from München Hauptbahnhof. Dark taste of not so "eindeutig" mixture. Dunno what was drin but tasted very cheaply and not like a proper pilsener. Didn’t like it at all. Almost "Zum Kotzen".

500 ml can. Neutral aftertaste. It’s not the best pils, but it’s one of the cheapest. Not bad, but not marvellous either. Middle range.