Bockor Pils

Brewed by Bockor
Style: Pale Lager
Bellegem, Belgium

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

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Bottle 25cl. @ home.
Clear light to medium yellow orange color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, grain, molasses, sweet malt, sugar, cabbage water notes. Flavor is moderate sweet and light to moderate sour malt acrid bitter with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft. [20090606]

UPDATED: JUL 2, 2005 (Bottle 25 cl) Normal pilsener golden colour, decent gead, Nice balance between hops and malt sweetness. Not that different from a Danish standard pils. This entry should be titled "Bockor Pils". 070205

From tap at de Max!, Kortrijk. Pours clear and golden yellow with a small white head. Aroma is mild grassy. Sweet, grassy and slight bitter flavoured. Dry and bitter grassy finish. Clean and crisp bitter.

Draught. Pale golden colour, mediumsized white creamy head. Grainy egg vegetable mix with some hints of yeast in the aroma. Flavour is saltwater, malts, grain and cooked vegetables.

Bottle. Clear yellow coloured with a small white head. Malty aroma of caramel with notes of hops. Malty flavour of hay and hops. Hoppy finish.

Bottle from our B&B landlady in Kortrijk. Its a golden lager, thin white head. It’s an ok pils with some very tasty hop on the finish. Middle malts are a bit poorish, but I like the bite on the finish, really quite aggressive. Straight forward, but tasty and refreshing enough.

Draught@HBF 2008
Golden color, small white head. Buttery, papery hoppy aroma. Grainy, sweet rice-malty flavor, light grassy hops. Watery backbone.

Bottle. Grainy aroma and flavor with apple. Almost medium bodied. Boring Belgian pilsener.

A Mes rate: bottle at home with The Cad.
Thanks to our lovely landlady in Kortrijk. How many times have we been superbly looked after in Belgium. A measure of the people for sure. A very straight forward Belgian style pils but clearly a little better than plenty other offerings of a similar style from this country. A little dull as expected but there’s a pleasant enough bitter finish and it’s very drinkable.

Clear golden beer; yellowish, fine & dense head, leaving some lace. Vanilla aroma through a gassy nose, further pale malts, vaguely spicey. Quite bitterish, hops at first - but not very noble ones, turning flat & metallic. Ends dull sweet, even if dryish. Slightly burning MF, bit slimy sensation. Very average pilsner.