Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

UPDATED: DEC 19, 2003 In the Heineken leauge but maybe a notch above. Yellow appearance with a slighty skunky aroma. Taste is a little bitter but mostly non descript with a hint of skunk, what a shock from a green bottle. Palate is faintly bitter but mostly smooth. Overall a decent pilsner and more of a "true pilsner" than Miller Lite but nothing to seek out really.

Bottle. Grassy and corny. I keep forgetting that I’m not a huge fan of Lagers.

Pours golden yellow. Pretty weak metallic taste, with mild hops. Not recommended.

Pint can at Albertson’s. <P> Aroma is kind of a celophane-like plastic, but other than that nada. Hardly smeels like anything made of a beer ingredient. <P> The body is a bright gold, clear and supports a fairly lasting white head that is frothy, but mostly composed of varying sizes of bubbles. <P> Watery fore is mostly flavorless before it finishes with a lightly sweet malt note. Not worth your time or money. It does have a somewhat decent mouthfeel for the style, but since it tastes of so little what is the point?

Gold beer,thin frothy head,carbonation okay.Aroma malt and hops,bread notes.Flavour,malt and hops.little lemon.bitter,just an ordinary type beer you might find at your local pub and not knock back.Finish sweet and bitter.

wattery, hardly any flavour than corn, and cheap grains. boring, but really i wasn’t expecting much.

A clear yellow colored beer, with a white foamy head. The aroma of malts and some hps. The taste of malts, grain, with a nice bitterness. An ordinary pilsner.

Nice thick foamy head from the pour which lingers around for a little while. Light gold in color. Not much aroma (not skunky) and sort of bland, watery taste. Flavor is not offensive though and goes down smooth. Slightly sweet, clean finish. An ok brew that is not offensive but not that good either.