Bavaria Pilsener

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

Can. 500ml Appearance of typical pale lager , perhaps its white top is lightly neater than most of its kind. Light , grainy aroma , very pale , hint of alcohol. Thin bodied , sweet palate. Very low hop content. Light yet dry alcohol at finish. First time tried in 90 and I might take another 16 years to have another.

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.

Poured a golden color with a large fluffy white head and some lacing. Rather mild hop and corn aroma. Sweet corn taste and a watery mouthfeel. Smooth and watery, but not horrid.

Usual pilsner, blah, blah, blah. But hey it was on offer at my supermarket. Thats it!

Blatantly not from Bavaria but it does tastes a little bit like a Helles. Nice soft malt but it’s a bit milky. Not much hop going on but I guess that’s the style. Not bad.

500 ml can. Very pale golden beer with thin white head, fading back quickly to thin lace. Aroma of hay, pale malt. Flavour is slightly sweet, pale malt, grassy hops. Comes across a bit industrial. Sweetish finish.

Yes! I bought this because I hadn’t had that wonderful skunkyness of a pils in a while, and, man, I wasn’t disappointed. This is the skunkiest nose I’ve ever experienced! The tastes are all mild but consist of butterscotch, light breadiness, and a bit of lemon pepper dryness on the back of the tongue. What can I say? Perhaps, "I hate pilsners."

Bottle. Moderate hoppy, sweet. Yellow clear body, large white creamy head. Sweet flavor, short duration. Light body, watery, soft carbonation. Nothing special...