Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

Pours a crystal clear golden color with a white head. Aroma is mostly typical malt. Tastes of citrus, hop. Typical lager style taste. Bland. But this style sucks anyway.

A traditional dutch brew. Nothing special however nice and smooth. Kind of feels like a macro brew of Holland as it is cheap however has a nice taste. I recommend, but if you can choose something else do so.

Pours gold w/ foamy head that stays well into the pint. Very weak aroma. initially very malty-honey. Lively light palate. Finish is a deeper honey taste w/ some light bitterness. Not spectacular, but drinkable and nice for a sit down.

500 ml can. poured golden with no head to speak of. looked so flat in the glass that it could be mistaken for apple juice. decent flavours with a little sweetness and a well rounded finish. not a bad beer. shows potential but not well executed.

Believe this is the beer I purchased. Label says Bavaria Holland Beer and from the Commercial Description it sound like what I have in my hand. Anyways.... Poured a very clear light yellow with little head. Not much aroma to it and has a typical lager taste. This is comparable to Heineken. It was in a green bottle so I naturally picked the six-pack from the back of the shelf to hopefully avoid the skunky and was successful. Not a bad brew but nothing really to rave about either.

14th June 2008. Smooth pale lager. No bitterness just a little creamy malt.

Draught. Clear golden beer, medium head. My first thought: easy to drink, little malty. Second thought: ugh, sugarwater.

Clear yellow with nice white collar. A warm smell. Taste of a fresh soft beer. After pouring quickly turns dead. After a while does not taste fresh anymore.