Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

Golden, fizzy and white head. As expected usual grainy and also more watery (yet drinkable) than some Dutch mass pilsners. Little grassy hops with crisp, light sweet taste. Quite hard to differentiate from a Amstel or Dommelsch tough. (33cl can)

Pours a clear and yellow beer with a white head. The aroma is malt, DMS and sweetness. The flavor follows the nose. The palate is sweetness. Overall a boring beer.

Pours a sparkling clear gold with tons of rising bubbles and a loose, frothy white head that diminishes quickly. Decent lacing. Skunk on the initial pour; shocker given the green glass. Given time, however, the aroma clears to reveal a lightly sweet macro-esque lager nose with just a whisper of dry grass in the background. Light-bodied and slick with a dry, lightly bitter and somewhat metallic finish. A sweet malt front with a lightly bitter end that lingers far too long for my liking. For a lager, it’s not awful, but it certainly doesn’t inspire me to drink another.

Bottle. Pours a light clear yellow with a white fizzy head. Aroma of light skunk, grassy hop, light malt back bone. Flavor is exactly the same. Mouth feel is light body and very high carbonation. Overall, basic pale lager. Easy drinking...

Standard pils, nothing to stand out but just a drinkable, boozy european pilsner.

...big bottle. Cheap, decent hop notes, with slight malt flavor. Lacking body, but worth a try due to the low price. Good for binge drinking, hahaha.

Sweet, watery, basic. Quite an easy drinking, yet enjoyable lager. No real complaints.

UPDATED: JAN 31, 2010 Malty and old beer aroma. Weak and watery flavour. Just a standard boring pilsener.