Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

As with most Pilseners I’ve had, this is a pretty straight forward and un-interesting beer. A typical pilsner appearance with a golden colour, and a frothy head. Aroma of hops, grains, and some sweet notes. Flavor is slightly sweet, with some bitterness. Mouthfeel is average, low carbonation for a pilsener. Certainly one of the better pilseners Ive had, but still not a big fan of this style of beer.

Draught. Clear light yellow / golden color with a average fizzy fair lacing white head. Aroma is light malty and hoppy. Flavor is moedrate sweet and light bitter with a short duration. Body is light, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. Boring if you can choose something else !

Golden coloured beer with a small white head. Very weak aroma and flavour. Probably one of the most boring lagers I ever had. (Bottle 34cl my version is brewed in Bavaria Breweries South-Africa)

A traditional dutch brew. Nothing special however nice and smooth. Kind of feels like a macro brew of Holland as it is cheap however has a nice taste. I recommend, but if you can choose something else do so.

Pours a bright clear golden with a thin-lacing wispy white head. Aroma of slightly skunked earthy hops and pale grain with just a hint of sweetness. Starts lightly sweet with some faint toasty biscuity notes and a sprinkling of Saaz hops. Body is pretty thin and watery without much character at all. I guess this would be refreshing on a hot summer’s day, but otherwise, it gives Bavaria a bad name.

Light aroma of floral hops, quite nice. Light foamy head that dissipated quickly and left nice lace. Flavor was sweet and malty with a dry finish. Mouthfeel was well carbonated, crisp and lively. Not bad stuff (definitely not pilsner) but comparable to most north american macro lagers.

Quite mild aroma, golden yellow colour with thick foamy head. A good tasting Pilsener that is not overpowering in any individual flavour but offers a good balance overall. It’s got enough sweetness to not to destroy the pallet after a few bottles making it a great session beer. Taste very clean but not in a chemically way. One of the better Dutch Pilseners and the best value of the premium brands.

Bottle. Yellow with a short lasting bubbly white head. Weak aroma of grains and malt. Flavour is slightly malty, grassy and grainy. Slight bitter finish. An ok tasting straw beer.