Amstel 1870

Brewed by Heineken Nederland
Style: Pilsener
Zoeterwoude, Netherlands

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Bottled 30 cl., clear amber colour with a creamish beige-white head. Strong hops in nose, well-bodied but nothing else comes through than hops.

One to just tick... Light brown and a quickly disintegrating white head. Grainy, figs, malty and sugar. Ugh. Low carbonation, smooth but sticky. Strange at this abv. Light dry ending. Like one of those cheap, adjunct loaded bum lagers, but without the alcohol. Bad stuff. (33cl bottle, very cheap, still not worth your money)

Gedronken met dutchdrebus, geel kleurig en helder. Witte schuimkraag. Smaakt fris, bitter.

Bottle @ home. Slightly hazy darl yellow to golden colour with a big white head. Smells malts and grains, a tiny bit sweet and some barnyard. Tastes sweet for a pilsener, malty, grains and some nuts. Okay carbo, decent body.

Bready Citrus Skunk
Creamy Texture Not Too Bad
Better Than Light Beer

33 cl bottle. Golden colour, minimal head. Hops of Strong malts. Taste is malts and definetely some hop bitterness. Short finish. Light body. Somewhat more character compared to a regular pilsener. A perfect summer beer

30cl bottle. Color is dark golden and the liquid itself is clear with medium white head, that dissapears fast. Aroma is hos and malts and taste is the same and ends bitterly.

Has a slightly dark in color, which sugest better taste than actually experienced. It has the right degree of bitterness.

The last time I drank it, there were chunks in it and it tasted awful. Surely it has a nice bottle.

Sladký jak cecek, ale jinak celkem ujde. Kostovano toceny v amstru. Zkusíme dalí...

Easy findable anywhere in Spain, not amonsgt my favourite, but not bad in my opinion.