Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

500 ml can golden yellow colored beer with a white head aroma malts water some sweet and hops flavor malts water some sweet and bitterness

Bottle poured into lager glass- poured golden yellow, transparent, light-medium carbonation, small white head formed and wanted to stay around. Thin aroma of sweetness, malt, and wheat. Hits the mouth with a thin body, below average amount of malt and hops as a pale lager, finish is very watery. Heavy let down.

I expected this green-bottled beer to be skunky (it wasn’t). Still, it seemed a bit thick for the style, and as far as "green bottle Euro lagers" go, I really prefer Pilsner Urquell. It poured a handsome golden color with decent head formation, which left no lacing. It smelled good; not in a "big beer" sense, but it was light and refreshing. Taste and mouthfeel were not all that great though. It was thicker than I felt it should be, and not really refreshing at all. Taste was not off-putting, but seemed syrupy almost, which was not was I expecting (a light and refreshing lager).

Typical pilsener, smooth with a mild hop bite. Refreshing. Better than American macro pilseners anyday.

If this web page was called rateskunkybeer.com, then this would replace Westy as number 1. Since it is not, it gets what it deserves.

Can. Golden color beer, the aroma is good and aldo to the flavor that is malty and watery. Low bitterness,. Cerveja Dourada com aroma e sabores maltados e aguados. pouco amarga.

Looks and smells the part of sour corn beer. Pleasant surprise, however, seeing as the beer is actually rather sweet and refreshing.

Can. Yeasty-biscuity nose and flavor. Bright yellow, active carbonation, patchy head. Palate opens harsh but finishes soft.