Cruzcampo Pilsner

Brewed by Grupo Cruzcampo (Heineken España)
Style: Pilsener
Sevilla, Spain

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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330ml can. Standard sort of Euro lager. Not alot of hop or malt flavour, yet yeasty breadiness seems to dominate. Good cold on a hot Spanish day, but not good for much else.

UPDATED: MAY 30, 2012 Golden yellow, fizzy, small head. Sweetcorn, grainy, mass produced artifacts. Light bitter, no aftertaste, very boring. Average and very passable. (On tap at a Valencian cafe)

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Maybe I am smitten by memories of Seville... still a bit bland put a fine cleanser on a hot summers day.

Bottled. Pale yellow color. Small whitehead. Weak aroma of malt and bit corn sweetness. Flavor is pretty much the same as the aroma. just one more popular pilsen.

Light medium gold with a lasting soapy white head. Smells of corn, dry and buttery. Medium watery body. Taste of corn, butter with a metalic and chewy cardboard.

Bottle. Pale gold with an inch of white head that laces OK. Aroma is grainy and weedy with some lemon. Taste has mild grainy sweetness with grassy bitterness. There’s a hint of spice too and a little touch of metal. A bit watery. Rather dull but no trainwreck

Shit, no good at all. Only useful if you’re really melting under the Andalusian Sun...

4.8% golden with no head, taste is not bad for a pilsner but I had tasted some truly dreadful beers that week.

Beautiful mountainous foam gives lace on the glass. slightly fruity lager aroma. Slightly metallic taste, but anyway nice rounded and very easily drinkable.

Aroma/Malty-light, Appearance Head/Initial-small, Head/Color white, Body/Hue-medium, Initial Flavor-bitter light Finish Flavor-bitter light Palate/Body-light Palate/texture-watery beer