Bavaria Pilsener

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

Serve in Lager glass

355ml bottle, found in the bottom of the fridge. Even 5 months past its b/b date still in decent shape. A little bit adjunt based, corny but still better than most in a gree n bottle that end up in this country.

on tap at a bar in Amsterdam. light body and light carbonation with thick head. Malty front with a moderately hoppy finish. citrus overtones. A decent brew.

An easy-drinking, refreshing beer and cheaper than Grolsch or Heineken, too! Appearance is a bright medium gold with a foamy white head of modest size. Aroma is scarce, perhaps a bit floral. Taste is clean and not as bitter as the aforementioned "other" Dutch beers. Aftertaste is (briefly) a bit sweet - thought I had a wheatbeer going here for a moment but then the hops kick in. Not bad.

for a beer that is mass sold in Canada as a bavarian beer, I really like it, I mean its tasty for someone who doesn’t know Bavarian beer

A quite nice continental Lager. Satnds up well against your other standards- Stella, Hieneken, etc. I see it on sale around here all the time, sometimes for as little as $8 for 12. Great "pool" beer.

Pours clear pale yellow with foamy white head. Aroma is sweet malts and saazy hops with lots of grass and hay. Flavor slightly sweet, grassy and a bitter dry saaz hop finish. Overall, just so so.

Pours a pale straw coloured hue with good carbonation and a fluffy head. Well hopped corn and malt taste with faint citrus flavour. Not too bad. (500ml can)

Not a bad offering. Much better than the overhyped ghetto-wannabe-Heineken. Good initial flavor and satisfying finish.