Bavaria Premium Draught (South Africa)

Formerly brewed at Bavaria Breweries (South Africa)
Style: Pale Lager
Centurion Park, South Africa

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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nice can in a way....still crappy on tap....big foam head at the pour....back bitterness is subtle....pale yellow.like dying straw....some ok sweetness,muddled bitterness mix

From can. Light yellow pour in a can with diminishing white head leaving very little lacing. Some malt in the aroma with very little hops or bitterness. Very watery with short finish.

Smells like tin, water, and alcohol. I really can’t pick up anything else with my nose. Has that below average piss-yellow colour, and not a bad head. It’s got a smooth taste though, with plenty of maltiness and some hint of hops. Nonetheless it’s kind of a below average brew and firmly in the "meh" category of beers.

(Can 45 cl) Clear, pale golden with a tall, dense, white head leaving some laces. Aroma of malt and metal. Light and a little watery body with sweet brewing cereal and notes of cardboard. Basically no bitterness. Poor. 110508

Can. A light yellow beer with no head. Both the aroma and flavor are sweet and lightly malty - boring.

Can, 4.8%. Yellow color, fizzy white head. Standard, really boring lager.

Can at Jacobs. Clear yellow - no head. Citrus, lime, egg, white bread, a weak thin beer. Boring. - A new country !!

Golden coloured beer with a nice white head. Not much aroma, weak sweet flavour. Probably not bad unther the south-african sun. (Bottle 34cl)

Canned.Bright golden, airy head. Fruity grass aroma. Dryish with some soapy hops. Medium bodied with rounded mouthfeel and some fruitiness. Slightly bitter finish. Very unspectacular, but clean and void of flaws.

Poured with a bubbly white head that was quick to dissapate. Rather large bubbles were indicative of a mass produced beer. Color was a very nicely tinted dark yellow. Lacing was very nondiscript. Flavor was rather hoppy with a bitter aftertone. The beer had a robust palate.