Brandenburger Landbier Pilsener

Brewed by Brauhaus Preussen Pils
Style: Pilsener
Pritzwalk, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Bottle, 4.8%. Clear yellow colour, small white head. Fresh hop flavour. Also bready, but OK.

A yellow beer with a small white head. The aroma is sweet malty - and so is the flavor, I find it somewhat boring.

This beer has a yellow body - hue apperance and a coarse white scum collar. I have drunk the beer from the a bottle and it had a lot of carbonic acid. The initial flavor taste is bitter with a mouty afther tast.

(Bottle 50 cl) Clear, pilsener golden with a white head. Clean, malty aroma. Medium-bodied, quite malty with a touch of cardboard and a dry, hoppy finish. 220906

Bottle. Pours a hazy pale yellow with a fast-disappearing white head. Sourish aroma with notes of yeast – bordering vinegar. Don’t know if it’s bad or if it’s supposed to be this way. Notes of cereals. Flavour is – again – sourish with notes of yeast. Otherwise pretty standard lager-like. Finish feels ‘fresh’, although a bit thin, and is mildly bitter with grassy, cereal and metallic notes. 28-09-06.

Bottled. Pours light golden in colour with a small head. Malty and sweet. Notes of cardboard and hops. Thin and boring.

water and slight hints of what a good beer tastes like is what i taste in this beer, just hints and no real carracter.

Bottle - slightly sweet malty aroma. Sweet grainy flavor with only a hint of hops - fairly high carbonation. Very mild and bland for a landbier. Okay but like this type of beer to have more character.

Bottled. Golden. Lively and fruty pils with a herbal(is it fennel?) and a nice bitter ending.

pale and looks filtered. dry, vinous aroma and strange stewed apple in the aftertaste. nothing wrong with rough edges though