Bräu zLoh Pils

Brewed by Bräu Zum Loh
Style: Pilsener
Loh, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Bottle (kindly delivered by joss!): Golden, a bit unclear, firm small to medium-sized creamy head; sweet pale malt and spicy hops in the buttery nose; pretty light bodied, quite soft, malty base detectable; moderate dry bitter-sweet flavour; lingering hoppy and sweet-malty finish. Very good semi-bohemian Pils......

(bottle, 33cl, via joss – thanks!) Hazy, pale golden colour with a medium-sized, non-persistent foamy white head. Moderately sweet, buttery and slightly nutty malty aroma with slightly fruity and woody hops. Moderately bitter flavour, light to medium bodied with a mild carbonation. Slightly buttery and nutty malt-character with herbal and woody hops, leading into dry and aromatic hoppy finish. Quaffable Pilsener with Bohemian qualities. 28.XII.09

Bottle. Golden, low carbonation, lacing head. Lowely aromatic flowery hop notes hits you on the palate, hayish notes hiding behind it. Very suprising after a almost nonexistant aroma, exits on heather and hay notes. Sparkly on the tongue. Nice, finally a good pils today.