Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

Heineken, Becks, etc etc... not much difference. Not bad though. Nice color considering the style. Pleasent but slightly skunky aroma. Flavor was simular to Heineken and the like but was lacking... didn't have that slight hop bite that most of these green bottle lagers have.

I got a six of this while on vacation at Myrtle Beach. For only $3.99 it turned out to be a decent beer. Even though it was suprisingly sweet, it did it’s job for that night and I had no reprocussions from it.

Nice beer, a little weak on flavor. Reminiscent of Heineken.

Gold with moderate head and condition. Malty aroma with slight solvent edge. fruity esters apparent in the mouth along with a grainy maltiness. Slight dryness in the finish.

This was really skunky out of the bottle, but when poured and let to breath it got much better in smell. Pale yellow color, and not much in the way of taste, but not really bad or offensive.

A golden beer with a small head. The aroma is of hops and brewing cereal. And the flavor is sligthly sweet and rounded with a good bitterness. An average pilsener.

UPDATED: DEC 19, 2003 In the Heineken leauge but maybe a notch above. Yellow appearance with a slighty skunky aroma. Taste is a little bitter but mostly non descript with a hint of skunk, what a shock from a green bottle. Palate is faintly bitter but mostly smooth. Overall a decent pilsner and more of a "true pilsner" than Miller Lite but nothing to seek out really.

A normal dutch Pilsener.