Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

Golden with a very small white head. Aroma of soaked bread and soap, weak malty flavor and again soapy hops, sharp bitter finish.

27.09.2007, 0,33l Can on a Ryanair flight from Haugesund to London. Pale yellow lager. Weak aroma and low on bitterness.

This is the no-frills Dutch lager. So as an alternative to a Heinie it is OK. The high rating is really because it is better than the Aussie macro swill, a shame but true.

Bottle. Moderate hoppy, sweet. Yellow clear body, large white creamy head. Sweet flavor, short duration. Light body, watery, soft carbonation. Nothing special...

Can Light golden color, medium sized head, big bubbles, fairly quickly diminishing, aroma of malts, taste of malts, acidic, slightly bitter, light, not much flavor.

If I had to choose a bland light pilsner, this is certainly better than most. Better when icy cold. The sparkle goes flat if it gets anywhere close to warm. Great new logo but on a green bottle. Clean and free of corn taste so it gets a mild positive.

This was nothing special. A bland Pilsner. Nothing more.

Taking a guess that this was the beer. All I wrote down was Holland Beer. Sixer of 12 oz green bottles from local Kroger.Pretty good skunk at first pour that dissipated. Pale and honey malt aroma with light noble hop character. Clear light straw with small white head. Light pale/pilsner malt flavor with some honey and graininess, noble hop character with a touch of a solvent alcohol note. Light body with dry finish.