Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

Smelled good (Saaz), tasted skunked, went down bad. Drinking recommendation: Only if locked in Bavaria Brouwerij’s pilsener bottling room.

Nice gold color with hardly any head or aroma. Has a faint grainy malt flavor with medium body. There’s not much here.

Clear gold, the head white the lace minimal. Nose is malt, the top light, the finish is acidic, dry, and lightly hopped, quite forgettable. Does not make my current 1000 beer master list.

Pale gold with a bit more life in the color than the Tuborg I had just prior. The head is fuzzy and dry looking, and lasts for a bit. The flavor is definitely on the adjuncty side, but not offensive. The flavor is soft, a good bit of rice, but not in a foul way. Very low bitterness and very low hop aroma. Very soft on the palate.

Can from the LCBO. Clear light gold with a small qhite head that recedes quickly. Aroma of grainy malt with some decent honey and herb notes. Light, crisp body. Sweet honeyish malt off the top of the flavour, leading into an interesting lemony middle, and a mild, herbal finish. I got none of the corn notes that a lot of raters seem to have gotten - it’s an unexciting beer to be sure, but a fairly clean and adjunct-free one to my nose & palate.

Can 33 cl. Golden colour with a small white head. Hoppy aroma and flavour.

UPDATED: JAN 30, 2006 Almost water, I couldn’t find the premium the can was printed in it. But anyway was cool for a game, just like a Budweisser.

A nice, clean and crisp lager. Highly drinkable, a bit watery. It’s not very tasteful, but this is stuff you can drink all night and feel nothing.