Cara Pils

Brewed by Brasserie Champigneulles (TCB Beverages)
Style: Pilsener
Champigneulles, France

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

33cl Can @ home shared with Dutchdrebus and Ansjelaah. Clear pale yellow color, small white lacing on top. Smell malts, grains, metallic. Taste flat, weak, malts. Fizzy carbo, low body.

Smells quite sour and weird. Looks like a typical pilsener. Tastes like water and malts. No alcohol noticable. Boring.

Aroma is sour malts on the nose, not bad really. Yellow body, some head as far as I can tell from the can. Flavour is malt, burnt caramel, wood. Okay mouthfeel. Really not that bad for a macro pilsner. Worth getting wasted on.

Couple of those and I’ll have stomach reflux. Yeah , it’s mostly metallic taste overpowers old bread malts and bitter hops leaving a sour acid aftertaste. Buerk.

Yellow and clear. Has a white head, fully diminishing. Aroma of odd malts and faint alcohol. Flavor starts light sweet and finish sharp bitter. Dry texture and lively carbonation.

rotten eggs, light bread aroma,golden, clear, minimal head, lightly bitter, light body, thin feel, flat,

Served chilled from a 330ml can, 4.7% abv, that I picked up at a local kiosk. Slowly fading, white head, clear, yellow-gold body. Smell of sour malts. Vile taste of vegetables mixed with some kind of sweetness. Very dry. Drain pour (hotel room, Brussel 06.05.2011).

Wenig würziger, platt herber Antrunk mit wenig metallerner Note. Stumpf, kaum aromatisch, langweilig. Plörre erster Güte. 8/3/4/3/5/3