Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

Bottle. Clear pale yellow body, small white head. Aroma is sweet pale malts, maize, cereals, hints of molasses. Taste is sweet grainy malts and dusty hops. All in all pretty forgettable stuff.

On tap. Golden colour with white head, medium persistence. Aroma is moderate malty, cereal. Flavour is also light malty. Light final, watery, not vey bitter. Medium carbonation, light body.

UPDATED: JAN 31, 2012 Can at a Ryan air frlight. Yellow colour with a white head. Moderate malty aroma. Light malty and moderate hoppy flavour

Golden, fizzy and white head. As expected usual grainy and also more watery (yet drinkable) than some Dutch mass pilsners. Little grassy hops with crisp, light sweet taste. Quite hard to differentiate from a Amstel or Dommelsch tough. (33cl can)

Golden with a lasting white head. Grainy and grassy aroma. Sweetish grainy flavour with a faint bitterness

Bottle 660ml - very light Hop aroma, most hops in the taste and some malt. Poured pale with a thin head which lasted down the glass. Dry short lived finish.

(can 3/27/11). Clear straw colo. Large white head, which is mostly diminishing. Light biscuit/bread aroma with light sugar/candy/honey. Light malt flavor. Avg duration. Dry finish. Thin texture. Moderate carbonation. Fair lacing.

Aroma and taste of grainy malt and grassy hops. The taste is thin with a light hops bitterness. The beer does not taste so much but it is quite drinkable, and much tastier than, say, Heineken.