Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

Pours a sparkling clear gold with tons of rising bubbles and a loose, frothy white head that diminishes quickly. Decent lacing. Skunk on the initial pour; shocker given the green glass. Given time, however, the aroma clears to reveal a lightly sweet macro-esque lager nose with just a whisper of dry grass in the background. Light-bodied and slick with a dry, lightly bitter and somewhat metallic finish. A sweet malt front with a lightly bitter end that lingers far too long for my liking. For a lager, it’s not awful, but it certainly doesn’t inspire me to drink another.

Pours clear pale yellow with foamy white head. Aroma is sweet malts and saazy hops with lots of grass and hay. Flavor slightly sweet, grassy and a bitter dry saaz hop finish. Overall, just so so.

Pours a clear weak yellow with a thin white head. Aroma is grain and a bit skunky. Taste is weak malt and hop. Really boring.

Can: Golden colour with nice head, slighlty bitter with faint tones of hops. Overall not a bad commercial Pilsener.

Bottle. There are really selling this beer cheap. 4$ a sixer. Thin white head. Has that stale German pilsener aroma of hops and no malt. Taste is okay. Bit watery, but has some crispness. Rather disappointing otherwise.

Blond beer with a big head. Hop and a bit of flower in the aroma. Light, slightly bitter beer.

With rijstaffel at Indrapura, Amsterdam. Normal bland pilsner. Clear, sparkling golden with a white head. Light malts aroma. Light body. Sweet and bitter.

crystal clear yellow appeaarance, which is actually the best component of this beer. a lot of carbonation for a lager, flavor is low on the malt for a lager and not much better on the hops, really a quite flavorless beer, almost amazingly so