 bu11zeye (5430), Frisco, Texas, USA
Jun 10, 2005 (Bottle) Pours a cloudy yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of freshly baked banana bread, cheese, and Peeps Easter candy. Creamy and smooth mouthfeel. Falvor of mild banana bread and cream. I would not have classified this as a pilsener, more like a Belgian blond.
Otje (668), Leiden, Netherlands
Jun 4, 2005 the best dutch pilsner there is! pale yellow hazy beer with a good head. aroma:spicy, sweetish(honey?), citrus. Taste: bitter funky fresh hop taste with light malt notes, citrussy and a bit sweet. finish is bitter full and lingering. good carbonation and a bit thin body. this is very nice indeed!
Papsoe (14613), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Jun 3, 2005 Updated: Feb 27, 2006(Bottle 33 cl) Pale golden, opaque beer with a rather solid head - indeed an unusual pilsener look, if this really is to be considered a pilsener? Lovely, flowery nose - the aroma hops are very present here. Some late hopping adds wonderful hoppy aromas to complete a fresh and very bitter beer. Unusual. 191096 and 190802
Malakin (465), Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
May 27, 2005 Hazy light staw in color with a floral, hony, hoppy, citrus aroma. Flavour is very commercial and metallic.
Hooker (450), New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada
May 26, 2005 Hazy golden yellow colour with thick rocky white head. Tangy citric hop nose. Bitter mild grapefruit hop taste with dry slight bitter finish.
frink (467), coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
May 21, 2005 Pours A hazy golden colour with a white head. Aromas of floral and citric hops, touch of sweet malt. The taste was good and hoppy, bitter hops and citric hops mostly lemon, had a good malt balance and lively carbonation. A very drinkable brew.High end lawnmowin’ beer? Indeed.
Indra (2018), Prairie Village, Kansas, USA
May 15, 2005 33cl bottle, decanted into a Christoffel glass. Spicy, hoppy aroma, green and leafy with a lighter note of buttery biscuit and some faintly honeyish sweetness. Rather solidly hazy medium-dark golden color with a delicate head and fine lacing. Flavor is initially malty, briefly, with touches of pale, faintly sweet and toasty grain and from that point onwards is predominantly hoppy, moderately bitter, spicy, grassy and citric, finishing on a particularly refreshing, lemony, cleansing note. Palate is marked with a fine effervescence and a lithe, thin body. Very close to a German-style Pils.
jtw (942), farmington, Michigan, USA
May 14, 2005 bottle with the grolsch-style cap. smells like a hoppy pils, very clear and sparkly. slightly bitter finish and aftertaste, and very refreshing. tastes better colder.
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