Berg Bräumeister Pils

Brewed by Berg Brauerei Ulrich Zimmermann
Style: Pilsener
Ehingen-Berg, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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bottle. Clear golden yellow, hoppy nose. Floral hops dominate the flavour. Medium-bodied, solid malty base, pleasant mouthfeel. A clean and crisp Pilsener.

Tap zum Ochsen. Pale clear yellow body with a fluffy, creamy bright white head. Surprisingly sweet start, basically no bitterness in here at all, and then the bottom drops out of the sweetness like whoooom! There is a sort of crusty bread side to whatever hops are here, but much stronger is the mineral quality. Very light body.

Decent classic pils. Nice hoppy nose. Light bready doughy malts, light herbal and grassy hops. Pretty enjoyable.

500ml bottle! In the glass is a very pale yellow beer, which shines clear. The crown is medium-fine and disappears very quickly. The scent is pleasantly fresh of aromahops. Starts also fresh hoppy, with a pleasant tartness. The afterteste, however, were very bitter. To this direction, the beer also tends to the further course. It is very bitterhoppy has unfortunately somewhat musty. By the finish, nothing will change! Pity, the beer started great, but the finish is clearly too bitter

The bottle looks really good, the beer in the glass also. Very zippy, nice head. Starts very dry, good use of hops, not metallically. Modest fruity in the background, also some grasy notes in the end. Very nordic pilsener. I don’t like that dry ones, but this one is really good!

Bottle (Dank an Stefan!):Pale golden to golden, mid-sized white frothy head; shy pale-malt with distinctive grassy hops in the nose; moderate dryish bitter-sweet flavour, light bodied; short dry bitter finish. Not bad, but not aromatic.......

straw coloured with vanilla and hazelnut aromas, light to medium body with underlying herbal hop aromas (Tettnanger) and an intense hoppyness in the aftertaste.

Draught at Grüner Baum, Biberach an der Riß, Baden-Württemberg. Listed as Grüner Baum Pils in the menu. We thought that Grüner Baum brewed the beer themselves, but when we asked the patron about it, he told us that they had recently ceased brewing and now sold beers from Berg Brauerei under their own name. I do not know what the old homebrewed Grüner Baum beers tasted like and I do not care, because this is one of the best pilsener I have ever tasted. Deep golden coloured. Very hoppy aroma and very hoppy flavour, but all the way through on a very solid malty background. Very bitter and dry finish. Extremely refreshing and tasty. Full bodied and perfectly balanced.

(Bottle 33 cl) Pilsener golden with a lacing head. Quite hoppy aroma with a solid bitter finish. 300702

UPDATED: JAN 1, 2011 fruity, very aromatic and not too bitter. Like a pilsener should be