Bayern Pilsener

Bottle thanks to kyzr: Pours a transparent golden with a thin, wispy-lacing white head. Aroma of lightly sweet pale grainy malt and some saaz hops. Body starts lightly sweet and nicely balanced with a bitter hoppy presence before a crisp, clean finish. A pretty good pilsener.

Pours a pale yellow color with a white head. Aroma is grainy, spoiled cream, and a hint of some hops. Flavor is grainy, spoiled cream, and a bitter peppery finish.

Pours extremely light yellow in color with almost no head, no lacing and not much carbonation. Smells of floral hops, and fruits. Tastes is severely lacking any flavor at all. Not worth boiling hotdogs in! If you did the resulting oily liquid would have a ton more flavor. This is not good at all.

12oz bottle. Pours clear yellow. Aroma of a grassy hop and a hint of Elmer’s Glue. Flavor is of the bitterness of a corrogated cardboard box. Very nice pale malt flavor. The bitterness seems to be overpowering the rest of the beer.

Straw yellow, moderate white head with early lace. Sweet pale malt, lightly hopped (herbal, grassy), with a mild bitter finish. Maybe this would be better on tap.

Tap at the Mont Lake Ale House.

Pours a very light gold with a modest head. Grassy, slightly sour aroma. Bready malts yield to a mild hop bitterness on the close. Perfectly refreshing even if unexceptional.

Purchased at Fremont Seattle PCC. Mild lacy head.Clear thin bright pale yellow color.Mild earthy herbal floral hop front.Mild creamy clean smooth butter caramel cloying pine citrus hint body.Fresh refreshing clean mild tangy hop spice end.Malty creamy Pils.

Fizzy yellow gold head leaves quickly. Nice bready aroma. Sweet bread, floral and grassy bittering hops in the finish. Not complex, but pleasant and crisp. A nice pils.