Bayer Bräu Pilsener

Bayer Bräu Rothenfels
Formerly brewed at Burgbrauerei Thüngen (Arnsteiner Brauerei)
Style: Pilsener
Rothenfels, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Draught at Papperla Pub, Haus der 150 Biere, Würzburg, as Hausbrau Blondes Pils
Blond color. Light malt aroma and flavor, smooth mouthfeel, light grassy touch; well balanced and delicate, although simple.

Clear reddish auburn color. caramelly sugary sweet, clove, little bit of some funk? Tap in Oslo.

Malty aroma with hints of grains and grass. Some hops too. Weak, but nice

(bottle) Clear, goldn colour with a beautiful stable white foam. Sweet and slightly dusty cara-malty, slightly strawy aroma with a good herbal hoppy presence. Light-bitter flavour, rather light bodied with a smooth mouthfeel. Soft initial malty taste on a herbal background; almost dry, moderately dry and herbal hoppy finish. Well-crafted, although a bit slim Pils.

Bottle: Deep golden coloured with a smaller, lacing white head; malty, a bit toasted-malty nose with a distinctive touch of herbal hops; light bitter-sweet flavour, rather light bodied; mild, but lingering bitter-sweet (-malty) finish. Better than many so-called "Premium-Pilseners.......

I had this pegged as a Bohemian at first sip. jbrus is right on target with his assesment of this beer, I’d say it’s moderately hopped rather than lightly. The bitter follow does certainly linger. A nice hot weather brew and worth a try if your a Pilsner fan.

Very flowery and perfume aroma. Dark golden color, small white head, good lace. Maltsweet, malty, lightly hopped. Long, malty and light bitter finish. Quite a good pilsener but lacks the refreshing touch a little.