Bavaria Pilsener

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

Pale yellow color with small head. The aroma is really light of malt. The body is thin and the a little bitter taste.

Clear straw pour, no head or lace. Sweet skunky aroma. Sweet, corny, and grainy with a pleasant European green bottle skunk. A bit of metal and a thickish, slightly phlegmy mouthfeel. Good, like a bold Heineken.

27.09.2007, 0,33l Can on a Ryanair flight from Haugesund to London. Pale yellow lager. Weak aroma and low on bitterness.

Bottle, 66 cl. Blonde, golden, beer with medium white head (becomes little soon), some bubbles. Light sweet smell, light malty also, but overall not much smell in the beer. Taste is grainy, also in the finish and watery. This is the first pils of Holland without a bad taste!

14th June 2008. Smooth pale lager. No bitterness just a little creamy malt.

Pours golden yellow. Pretty weak metallic taste, with mild hops. Not recommended.

500mL Can. 5%. Foam was abundant, a frothy white head with staying power, would make for a good beer photo shoot. Unfortunately, no picture can describe the vile taste of this beer. Aroma is brut, apples and dry dry grains. Taste is similar, but with skunky metalic hops and sour apples mixed in with the barley, grainy taste. What am I going to do with the other 5?

can 50 cc from Dutch Supermarket, yellow colour and average too fastly disappearing white head. Smell: rotten hops, grainy. Taste: bitter, hoppy, surprisingly not unpleasantly but very average. No special tastes within.