Bitburger Premium Pils

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

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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UPDATED: MAR 8, 2011 Bottle. Bready aroma. Golden colour, small head. Flavour is quite bitter. Not much aftertaste except the bitterness. Clean, though.

A little bit grassy, sweet and earthy. Very drinkable and non offensive. Nice enough brew

Golden color, good white head, lace. Slightly perfumic, herbal aroma. Light bodied, oily palate. Light herbal hoppyness and buttery notes.

Crystal clear gold color with thin white head that quickly fades. Taste is of sweet malt, folowed by strong earthy bitter taste. It’s a decent pilsener.

bottle light gold white head aroma is lemony / grassy - expected some sweetness in the taste but not really there , this was unusually hoppy and bitter for this style - but pleasant . bitterness built through the taste finsishing with a malty dryness . medium carbonation . ok

Draught@Kaisla, Helsinki. Pale golden color, white head. Bitter, hoppy flavor with a malty center. Nice, lingering bitter finish. Good balance. Medium body, medium carbonation. Not bad.

Can to glass. Pours clear yellow gold with a large foamy soapy white head that fades to a foamy film and lacing. Aroma has sweet grass and hay some grain and malt. Taste is bitter mild hops malty and sweet with grassy notes. Palate is thin to medium and chalky dry finish. I used to drink the shit out of this beer!

Pours a sparkling gold with white head that dissipated almost immediately. Faint aroma of hops and alcohol. Taste was medium bitter without much hop flavor. Overall an average cheap beer.

Draught at Kaisla, Helsinki. Light golden, average and almost fully diminishing head. Light to moderate malty - grainy and sweetish aroma, light grassy hoppyness. Body is light to medium, malty - lightly grainy and lightly sweetish, light hoppyness. Finish is short to average, malty - lightly grainy and lightly sweetish, light grasy hoppyness. Grainy pils with no thrills - could be drier.

UPDATED: MAY 23, 2012 Yellow and clear commercial pils with white head. Hint of hops, very watery and bitter but very strange aftertaste, reminding me of earth. Average carbonation. This is definitely one of the worst beers out there, especially when drinking it straight out of the brown bottle. It is better on tap, but still not worth a try.

Pale yellow clear body with white tight head. Aromas hops , malts, grains. Palate thin with lively carbonation and mouth feel. Aftertaste sweet malts and medium long good hops finish.