Bavaria Crown

Brewed by Bavaria Brouwerij (Netherlands)
Style: Pale Lager
Lieshout, Netherlands

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Canned. Golden colour, mediumsized foamy head, which disappears quite fast. Aroma is very sweet, yeasty, metallic and malty. Flavour is maize, malts and slightly acidic sweet. Sticky palate. Not very pleasant, but I have had worse.

Canned, thanks oh6gdx! Yellow colour, rich fizzy head. Maize aroma. Sweet and syrupy, lighty bodied with mushy mouthfeel. No traces of hops or even malt flavour. A miserable sloppy, limp industrial lager.

Bottle. Clear golden with a medium short lasting head. Sweet grainy with mild caramel notes.

Draught@O’Loughlin’s Bar, Carlow. Golden color, small white head. Cardboard malty nose with hints of corn. Papery malty flavor with hints of sweet corn or rice. Mild sweet corny aftertaste. Very industrial.

Tin, 500ml from Camping Levostrand Supermarket. Pale yellow with fizzed head. This one i should have thrown instead of bringing home. Wet dull cardboard notes, fusty maly, sweet. Not very good.

Canned. Golden with a scummy foam. Aromas are grain, corn and biscuit. Flavours are soft corn and grain malts, dry with some metallic notes towards the finish. Not something I will drink again.

2009-05-19. Crisp yellow body with a small white head that fades. Very muted aroma, mild malt and lightly grassy hops. Flavour is on the sweet side, dilute pale malts, fruity undertones? Very very light bitterness. Average to thin bodied palate. Bland, mostly inoffensive. Can from Centra, Limerick

(Stockholm Beer Festival 2003) Golden with a nice head. Aroma is malty and hoppy. Flavor is sweet, rather mild, some malt.

Bottle (labelled Dutch Crown). Musty wheat aroma - skunky on first opening. Golden yellow with little head. Sour barley flavor with slight hops finish. I don’t know what happens to Dutch beer when it’s imported to the US.

Can@Home. Sweet like grain aroma. Pale yellow colour, white head, good lace. Grainy, unpleasant hops, bit metallic, malt sweet, light bodied. There’s probably a market for it, but it’s not me.