Binding Römer Pils

Brewed by Binding-Brauerei (Oetker Group)
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Frankfurt, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Pale yellow color and white foamy head. Weak, thin body with a bitter flavor. Somewhat metallic finish.

Canned. Thx Gnoff. Golden colour. Medium-sized head. Sharp, raw aroma with cooked vegetables and metal. Very light bodied. Citric, metallic maltiness. Raw, papery mouthfeel.

(Bottle, thanks Gnoff) Pours pale golden. The aroma is of doughy bread with some notes of hops. The flavour is of dough and grain/malt. Bit unclean, light acidic and some lemony hints as well. Light bitter and light dry. Aftertaste of grain and lemon acid. Light to medium bodied.

Out of the can. Sweet sulfur, hopps aroma. Yellow body with a medium diminishing head. Short bitterness, metallic finish. Yuck.

Pale gold clear under a medium size medium lasting white head. Faint hops and warm eggshell aroma. Thing watery light body. Stale sweet harshish bitter flavour. An ordinarily poor example of a pils.

Appearence with somewhat stable head. Not really pale yellow. More distaste than taste. For me just a blend of sweet and bitter where the bitter wins the battle. Absence of any fine flavours. Avoid if you are looking for quality.