Allgäuer Teutsch Pils

Brewed by Allgäuer Brauhaus (Oetker Group)
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Kempten, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Aroma of hops and malt. Crisp, clean taste that marries well with shellfish. Some grassy notes with a quenching finish. Not quite up to Victory Prima standards, but then what is? This is what moutbroedie like Beck’s and Miller never can be.

Light yellow, good head, nice lacing. Aroma of grass and hay. Light bodied, but not watery. Spritzy hops with a bit of a pleasant herbal quality on the finish. Subtle, and quite nice. Rather badly underrated IMHO.

Unlike a couple of the reviews that I have seen here, this is a fine example of a southern style soft Pils.Dry but not bitter, nice white head, (when poured properly)and extremely drinkable! This brewery has been producing Pils for over 100 years,one of the few for this relatively recent style! On draught an even better experience!

Tap. Transparent, magnifying and pure gold brilliance in color with a creamy, foamy, sudsy, one inch thick white head. Great earthen spice aroma with pepper, scratchy sourdough, herbaceous grass, pollen semblances and a lemon bread crust outreach. Flavor doesn’t lose much ground. Low carbonation gives way to an all-out biscuit and crescent roll grasp. Musky cologne and a cool liquidity are instated henceforth. Slight lemon grass traits and cleansing pine sap serve a supporting role. Medium-to-light bodied and crisp, yet smooth over everything. Baguettes and crusty bread heels come in with a touch of wind flapping through dandelions for the finish.

Far cry for the aroma from all the hoppy beers I’ve just been drinking. Malty but nice. A good dry finish. Simple, easy drinking.

500 ml bottle. Pours a pale straw color with a thick, tightly foamed brite white head that is a finger thick and lasts forever at 1 inch thick. It literally doesn’t recede. Tiny bubbles race towards the top of this crystal clear beer. Theres a good malt/hop balance, it smells typical of the style with pale malts and slightly herbal hops. Perhaps a bit sweeter smelling than most. The taste follows the smell, perhaps a bit more bitter than expected, slightly watery. It is starkly average for a German pils, though above most american versions. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 03-14-2010 02:15:14

The bottle looks really good, the same as the beer in the glass. Starts mild, but not washy, fine hoppy notes, not too dry, also quite spicy. Some fruity notes of lemon make the beer really interesting. Finish is well balanced, still hoppy-spicy. I liked it!

Decent classic pils. Nice hoppy nose. Light bready doughy malts, light herbal and grassy hops. Pretty enjoyable.

Bottle. Maybe it’s because it’s been a while since I’ve had a pils, but I really enjoyed this one. Spicy floral nose – big bouquet of flowers with some yeast. Pale yellow-golden body with ubiquitous, medium-strong carbonation and a rocky white lacing head. Taste is grassy and lightly bitter with nice floral overtones, light pale malt base. Bit of a crisp smack on exit. Body is on the lighter side of medium, very quaffable. Not as bitter as many a Pils, but still classically süddeutsch, and a very good one for every day – can drink a looot of this one.

Notizen: -herb, hopfig -leicht malzig -minimal herber Abgang Test vom 4.7.2006, Gebinde: Fass Noten: 11,11,10,10,-,11 - 10,68