Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

The other readily available cheap euro import in Melbourne. Of the two, get Hollandia - while not incredible, it leaves this one for dead.

Weak flavor, nothing distinctive from other pale lagers. Pretty sweet. No hop flavor.

A színe tükrös arany, kis fehér habja hamar összeesik és nyomtalanul el is tűnik, szénsavassága enyhe. Illata malátás, gyümölcsös, kicsit fűszeres. Sima teste a vékony és a közepes határmezsgyéjén mozog, édeskés aromájában nyomokban feltűnik némi gabonás beütés. Az íze édes, gyümölcsös (nekem szőlőt idéző) és kenyér jellegű. Az édes karaktert a rövid befejezésben egy kis fűszeresség "egyenlíti" ki. Meg lehet inni, de amúgy teljesen jellegtelen…

500 ml can, split with my cousin in Beirut. Clear yellow color, minimal head. Less yeasty taste than a typical pale lager, but a nice fruity aroma was present. Slightly sweeter aftertaste than I’m used to, which was nice. Beet taste, possibly.

This was another beer tasted in Aruba while on a trip. We stayed in Oranjestad the capital. The beahes were beatutiful and the snorkeling on a barge super. Their beers were refreshing in the 90 degree climate.

Clean and refreshing with light hop and very light malt aroma that reminds me of crackers. Everything about this is light and laid back. Not much sweetness or bitterness. It’s a decent drink that knows its place in life. No pretentions or ambitions. Finish is of a medly of floral hops. Cheap and acceptable.

White head on a pale golden body. This is quite anordinary pilsner, and not one of the best. I won’t buy this again unless I have to.

Had in a can in Cuba. It tasted bitter and was straw colored. Really not anything to write home about. But, it was nice because it came in big cans.