Bitburger Premium Pils

Brewed by Bitburger Brauerei Th. Simon
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Bitburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

(bottle) light hoppy aroma; hoppy and slightly grassy flavour; long, medium bitter finish

Al bicchiere un colore giallo paglierno e schiuma abbondante. Sapore di buon malto, nel finale poco amara per una pilsener tedesca. Ho percepito pure uno particolare retrogusto di miele, forse non proprio azzeccato. A mio parere è una pilsener che alla lunga stanca e va proprio contro l’idea che ho delle pils, birre festose da bere in quantità.

On tap at beerbistro. Pours a clear straw yellow with small white head, some retention. Grassy hop nose. Taste is very prominently of greassy hops with something of a fruity sweetness. Sweet crisp finish. Ok.

pail yellow with a slight haze, decent white head, with lots of lacing. a pretty good punch of hops right up front that provide most of the flavor and overtake some of the usual light crisp pilsner notes. Does have a taste thats somewhat like a thin American pale ale. Overall pretty good and something that I would drink again.

Very pale yellow. White head. Grass and yeast on the nose. Hops have a little floral tone and there is some lasting bitterness. A solid beer.

Can: Very light yellow color with a large, creamy white head. Tons of sticky lacing bits. Strong aroma is malty, bready, and a little yeast. Doughy. Taste has some bite to it. Crisply floral up front with more bready notes and light yeast. Finishs decent enough.

Clear yellow, puffy white head. Normal helles, grassy, husky grain aroma, crisp maltiness. Taste is lightly metallic, grassy, grain husks, light bitter finish and husks astringency.

Bottle 33 cl, 10 C, 2009-06-15r AP: golden body, light head AR: great malty aroma F: great bitterness, a bit short and dry flavor AF: long after bitterness. dryness