Bavaria Pilsener

I find it hard to believe that Labatt Blue is rated higher than this one. Not a great beer, but... Best features are a good palate, a pleasant Pils aroma and good hoppy bitterness. This is a decent "set up a cooler on the deck on a hot day" beer.

I had this on in the same sitting as Hollandia and found them quite similar. A nothing special - lightly hopped lager. Cookie, grain, hay, straw, grapefruit, apple, wine. Quite malt sweet. Slightly dry.

Pours clear, golden fairly carbonated. Aroma is a bit skunky and grassy. Typical watered down, mass produced stuff.

Medium gold-straw body with a medium, foamy, white head. Decent lager-malt aroma, floral/herbal continnental hops. Faint pancake-dough aroma. The floral aroma almost feels fake, like a dryer sheet. Lightly sweet, lightly bitter flavor. Moderately bitter finish. Decent crisp bitter finish. Less flavor than the aroma indicated, but still that same "fake" floral element. Medium-light body, watery texture, lively carbonation. A tinge of the typical pale lager ’honey sweetness’ as it warms.

nothing special here, just a light colored lager that is however not offensive. I cant say that this beer has any good qualities, but it doesnt have any really bad qualities. I could drink 1 or 30 of these.

This beer is imported, I’m assured by the label, so I’ve got that going for me. However, its called "Bavaria", but its from Holland. That seems, I don’t know, deceptive somehow. I mean, really, You can’t just call your beer Bavaria and then boom, you’ve got yourself a Bavarian beer. You can’t fool me. This is a standard green bottle importedlager, by the way.

I liked this one. Yeah, it’s light, but it is a pilsener. Not a lot of malt flavor but has a good hop finish. Light gold in color with a big snow white head. The head lasted and left clearly defined sip lines. It is refreshing. The 8 ounce bottles require two just to score and satisfy.

Sampled from can. Bavaria pours a brilliant gold with a lasting white head. Aroma is mild with uncharacteristic DMS-like characteristics. Flavor is balanced with a good malt backbone and pretty much devoid of character. Light to medium-bodied, moderately carbonated and easy to drink. Simply unsophisticated and common.