Bavaria 8.6

Brewed by Bavaria Brouwerij (Netherlands)
Style: Strong Pale Lager/Imperial Pils
Lieshout, Netherlands

Serve in Lager glass

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UPDATED: MAR 19, 2008 Clear and clean. 1/2 inch head quickly dissipates. Light aroma. Mild taste. Bit of a creamy texture. A certain sweetness and more interesting than a 40oz American mainstream malt liquor.

Okay... I still have no idea what this is... it’s a malt liquor... okay.. it’s a pilsner... hmmm... okay... it’s a dark beer.. almost understandable. It had the flavoring of an oversweet darker beer that was very light in consistancy and didn’t settle well at all. Of course, we knew it was crap when we purchased it, so no hard feelings. It did end up gracing the drain about half way through.

Dit is ’t perfecte bier om je eige effe snel te bezatten!!!!!!!

UPDATED: FEB 22, 2003 After having had 8 different pilseners this one wasn't even that bad....

Astringent, sour hops aroma. Tinge of sweet. Small flat head on fake looking amber liquid. Light medium carb and heavy watery body. Tastes like a doctored American standard. Slightly bitter off-flavor. Low level of hops. Very sweet for a lager-like beer. Bitter/sweet finish and after. Not very refreshing. A pretty crappy beer.

Why make a pilsener with too much alcohol? It doesn’t add anything to the usual taste. It just makes the palate more alcoholic.

Pretty awful, the alcohol is way too evident, quite sweet, and just plain crappy. Do yourself a favour and never drink this.

Sweet aroma, yellow, fluffy head. Sweet, strong alcohol presence. Highly carbonated, alcohol isn’t hidden, hard to finish.

Unfortunately for this one, 16 spoonfulls of sugar don’t make this medicine go down. I’m with Oakes, this one was disgusting.

Sweet apple, grape, alcohol aroma. Amber/orange colour. Large rocky white head, good lacing. Light sweet, nothing more. Long light sweet with a nasty (not refreshing bitterness.