Binding Lager

Brewed by Binding-Brauerei (Oetker Group)
Style: Pale Lager
Frankfurt, Germany

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

UPDATED: JUN 7, 2003 had this with a pizza in Frankfurt.. nothing special in this, saw alot of homeless people drinking this, cant be good sign.. not a good beer

Looks accurately announce taste. Light yellow, clear, white head that fades to no lace. Looks like an american light beer. No real nose, again, smells like an american light beer. Basically just astringently dry, little malt, little floral hop, bitter finish. The label says “International Taste,” which probably means little enough taste to interest or to offend anyone. This is not a beer to seek out, either in Germany or at home.

Draught. I'm surprised at the relatively few number of ratings for this beer considering I found it being served at the heavily trafficed Amsterdam airport. Binding offers a basic lager smell, with a little hint of sweetness and a lot of sourness. Pale god in appearance, with a white head, good carbonation and excellent lace. Color is a little dull. Flavor is not great; basically blah. In fact, if anything, it is a little harsh on the palate. Not recommended. I'd actually rather have a Bud.

[Keg] Simple lager.

Crisp but yet watery taste. Skunky aroma with a slightly sweet finish! One of the not so good German brews.

American Standard Lager wanna-be. Appearence is comform with beer. Aroma stinks like rotten oats(?). Taste watery and dry. Reminds me of "Sol" but is even worse. "Binding Lager is different from normal beer" - true! With a third of lime juice probably drinkable.

Smells like chemicals and farts. Thin gold-yellow color and foamy head. Turns sweet toward the end, then a bad aftertaste. Thin body. What the f&%/ is an "international taste" as indicated on the can?

Can: Artificial sweet smell. Yellow nearly green with a littled head. No flavor, that means not disgusting, that means, one extra point. On the lable: "With the finest ingredients" - from which planet????