Amunds Pilsner

Formerly brewed at Mack Bryggeri
Style: Pilsener
Tromsø, Norway

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Bottle. Golden colour with almost no white head. Light malty flavour. Light malty flavour. A little bit watery in the finish.

UPDATED: FEB 29, 2012 Bottle. Yellow colour with a white head. Standard cheap lager beer. Moderate malty and hoppy aroma and flavour.

08.10.2004, 0,33l Bottle. I have writn down: "Forgotten before you svalow it". The colour is pale yellow. Aroma is thin and weak. Boring and poor beer.

Pale-color, thin head, some sweed-grainy bits and very less hops.

Bottle. Clear pale yellow/golden, no head. Nice light sweetish caramel aroma. Taste is not so alluring; grainy and bready flavors with low hopbitterness. Medium-bodied. Slight sweet finish.

Awful! It’s interesting to taste such a bad industrial-brewed beer. A touch of belgian notes, but totally inappropriate for a light lager. Definetely infected.

Raises big white coarse head over pale golden body. Strong rubbery aroma with notes of milk. Taste is crisp grain with hoppy, rubbery background. Chalky, mealy mouthfeel. Very thin and watery. Well, it could be worse. (0.33l bottle.)

Bottled. Golden coloured. Light aroma. Light and fresh flavour. Boring, but drinkable.

330 ml bottle. Extremely bright and clear golden. Medium-sized white head with a mix of small and coarse bubbles. Hints of citrus and crisp malt aromas. Gentle bitterness and carbonation at first then finishes with a grainy malt flavour. Light-bodied with a somewhat watery and oily texture. Dry throughout. Finishes with a little bitterness. Could have used more malts. There are hints of the good stuff, but there’s just too little of everything in there.

Bottle, from Lidl. As the light beer beside it was from Trio, this is probably brewed there as well. Very pale, very boring. But it is more on the dry than on the sweet side, which is always something.