Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

Saaz aroma, fizzy, hoppy, yellow. Keeps a decent head. This is called ’Bavaria, Holland Beer/Original Brew’ here in California.

Nice golden color,small white head with a decent staying power.Light malt aroma mild hops and a slight cereal like tone to it as well.Malty tast mildly bitter with a mild amount of hop presence,and a cereal taste.the after taste is unimpressive malty lightly bitter and little else.it's worth trying but it is nothing special.

I bought a sixer of this a while back and didn’t mind it. Nice golden colour but thin head. Not bad for a clear bottle beer (imported) but I really can’t see myself buying it again, not very interesting.

Medium gold-straw body with a medium, foamy, white head. Decent lager-malt aroma, floral/herbal continnental hops. Faint pancake-dough aroma. The floral aroma almost feels fake, like a dryer sheet. Lightly sweet, lightly bitter flavor. Moderately bitter finish. Decent crisp bitter finish. Less flavor than the aroma indicated, but still that same "fake" floral element. Medium-light body, watery texture, lively carbonation. A tinge of the typical pale lager ’honey sweetness’ as it warms.

440 ml. can...NZ$12.00/dozen at the moment; who could pass it up? Pale brown; average fuzzy head. Slightlly grassy but nothing much else in terms of flavour or aroma. The aftertaste left by the the grassiness is, however, quite pleasant, IMHO. Goes well with a full stomach and a long night of sport-watching.

Almost golden colour with a short head. No real aroma to speak of, maybe stale hops. Shallow bitterness that fades away. Not offensive but not great.

A cheap imported beer they sell at the supermarket bottle shop. Nothing special, almost an insult to a decent pilsner. Light malt flavour, quite sweet, quite bitter, smells pretty skunky and it appalling with a rise of temperature. Drinkable, yes, but not one i'm keen to drink as session beer again.