Bavaria Pilsener

Paris - Hoppy nose after the gold pour. Good hop taste which was slightly sour. Goes down smooth and was another nice beer for rounds.

Yellow gold out of the bottle, decent head. Terrific aroma of hops and grass, but very disappointing on the palate. Bland and watery compared to the nose. This is the same rating and description I gave Hollandia. There are many other better Dutch beers.

Doesn’t have that nice skunky smell or after-taste. Which makes it extremely drinkable. It is lively carbonated and quenches my thirst after a hot day in the sun painting.

Light golden-yellow very clear beer with white, thin but average lasting head. Nice light malt aroma with very mild hop notes. Nice malty flavour with a slightly sweet, clean finish. Mild bitterness and light bodied. Bit plain but excellent for drinking a lot of.

light sweetness, lightly bitter, lightly sour, light body, thin feel, average carbonation, no aftertaste it’s like water.

Bottle... Clear, deep golden lager with a large, fizzy, white head. The aroma and flavor pretty much mirror each other... clover honey and lemon. Medium-bodied and oily with fizzy carbonation. Crisp, lightly sweet finish. Better than expected!

Another not enjoyable Dutch pilsener. Aroma is hard to detect, taste is more bitter than in other Dutch pilseners, but it’s truly not a nice, crisp clean hopbitterness. Tastes slightly skunky and old.

This is poor-man’s Heineken, a Netherlander lacking much charm, finesse or je ne sais quoi. It’s a bit on the cheap side, and better than many of the Americans in the same price range. It’s more clean than harsh. But is life is too short to drink bad wine, it’s too short for Bavaria.