Karlsbrau Boris

Brewed by Karlsbrau (Karlsberg)
Style: Pilsener
Saverne, France

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Bottle 8.5 oz. 50 degrees from Party Town in KY. Poured dark straw color with an average frothy white head that diminished slowly with fair lacing. Light sweet grass aroma. Light body with a syrupy texture and small particules. Light sweet flavor with a soft sweet finish of short duration.

Small little bottle. Crips tate with. No head at all. Little aftertaste. In resume, an average little beer. Not bad but not that good.

Poured a clear golden color with a thin white head. Light malt aroma mixed with skunk. The flavor had a mild tartness to it. Caramel malt sweetness with a light to medium body.

Deep yellow gold, run-of-the-mill pale lager material. Not enough hoppy bitterness to call it a pilsener, but I’m splitting hairs unecessarily here. It’s average at best no matter what you call it. Hilarious tiny green bottles though!

Pours medium to dark gold with thin white head. Talk about the Pepe Le Pew skunk aroma, wow! Gotta love them green bottles. I can smell the skunk four feet away from the glass. Medium hop aroma. Some floral hop bitterness. I don’t get much pilsener malt in the flavor, must have a high percentage of filler. Pretty thin in body. Overall, very much like the description, i.e., nothing.

250ml bottle. little blond beer not impressing, little non lasting white foam. Skunky. very close to heineken.

Green bottle, 250 ; eye: light amber with golden reflections, white head that disappears rapidly leaving a thiny ring around the glasse, light effervescence, clear; nose: faint smells of malt (grain), corn, hops; mouth: light malt slïgtly unpleasant followed by its sweet side and a bit of bitterness, finale lightly sweet with a hint of bitterness at the very end, light to medium bitterness, light body, rather thin, nice carbonation, light astringence; overall: ordinay FRANÇAIS Bouteille verte, 250 ml; oeil : ambré pâle avec des reflets dorés, mousse blanche qui tombe assez rapidement laissant un mince anneau autour du verre, légère effervescence, claire; nez : odeurs faibles de malt (grain), maïs, houblon; bouche : léger malt un peu désagréable, suivi de son petit côté sucré et d’un peu d’amerume, finale légèrement sucrée avec une petite pointe d’amertume à la toute fin, légèrement à moyennement amère, corps léger, texture plutôt mince, bonne carbonatation, légère astringence; en résumé : ordinaire

Pale straw colour with thin white head. Grainy corn malt nose. Grainy corn malt taste with mild tangy bitter finish.