Berliner Kindl Pils

Brewed by Berliner Kindl Schultheiss Brauerei (Oetker Group)
Style: Pilsener
Berlin, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Clear straw golden color with white head. Sweet aroma. Very thin pilsner with notes of corn.

Had a few bottles of this on NYE, 2011-2012. Pours light yellow with a fine, white head. Alright crispness throughout, backed by some lightly doughy, cereal malts. Fine hay and straw bitterness. Light bodied with average, fizzy carbonation. Short crisp, bitter finish with some lingering, cereal sweetness. Very standard stuff but not bad at all.

Bottle from German supermarket. Pretty standard golden-looking German pilsener with all the characteristics except some hints of wet paper in the back, which lowers it a bit compared to the (huge) field. Otherwise, just another pilsener in the long run of things.

4.8% gold colour thin head, low on aroma and taste but very refreshing and slightly bitter, yet another hot afternoon beer.

Clear pale golden colour, white head. Malty aroma, light hops. Malty flavour, light sour touch, slight hops. Not unpleasant, not great.
(Draught @ local pub, Berlin)

Helyi erőknek való, nem éppen finom, de nem is vészesen rossz Pils. Kevés maláta és komló játéka, szóra sem érdemes.

UPDATED: SEP 23, 2011 On tap @ Restaurant Nolle in Berlin. Clear light golden with a delicate lacy head. Clean grainy aroma and palate. Grassy hop note in the finish, mild bitterness. Fine with my hunter style wiener schnitzel.

Aroma is grassy, malty and hops and drinks away rather easy and is very enjoyable. Drank this on several occasions in Berlin and is a great refresher. Pours a clear golden colour.