Dommelsch Pilsener

Brewed by Dommelsche Bierbrouwerij (InBev)
Style: Pilsener
Dommelen, Netherlands

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Spina - Cafè Poco Loco - Amsterdam. pils biondo-dorato, amaro al palato quasi "erboso" discretamente persistente, migliora sul finale ma complessivamente una birra da pizza in compagnia.

Draught. Clear, golden with a white head. Rather light, fine carbonation. Neutral aroma, a touch of hops. Moderately sweet, light bitter flavour. Good to quench your thirst, not the best pilsner ever.

Average tastting pilsener with some grassy flavours going on, pretty forgetable

16-dec-2010 draught after sport. Regular pilsener, not very special. Quite nice and refreshing after intense sporting though!

Bottle in Zwolle, Netherlands, 11/2010. Pours a typical pilsener yellow-gold with minimal, slightly rocky head. Aroma has bits of yeast and hops. Thin body and texture, soft carbonation, quick finish. A half-decent pilsener, but nothing special.

Bottle: White head on top of a clear yellow beer. Typical pilsner smell of malts, spices and hops. Taste is also like a regular pilsner, though a bit more structure. It’s ok, but nothing really special.

Draught in Groningen. Clear yellow body, with an average, frothy, white head, mostly diminishing with a fair lacing. Moderate hoppy (herbal) and yeasty (dough) aroma with some malty notes (bread). Moderate-to-heavy bitter flavour with a light sweet note that balances a bit the short-lasting finish. Dry body with a watery texture; soft carbonation (maybe beacuse draught); light metallic feeling in the finish. Not particularly remarkable. Honest standard beer.

(Bottled) Clear golden with a small, bubbly head. Herby hops in the nose, with pale malt and a touch of butter. Buttery-malty, herby-hoppy flavor with some lemony sourness. Quite light body, not watery, low to medium carbonation, slightly fizzy. A clean, basic pilsener. 4333

(Draught at some restaurant in Amsterdam, 1 Aug 2010) Golden colour with frothy, white head. Malty nose with notes of bread, hay and slightly grassy hops. Malty nose with bread, hay and grassy hops in the finish. Medium body, mainly dry with some kind of grassy bitterness. Mass produced, generic, pale lager. Drinkable however.

On tap at Popocatepetl Restaurant, Rotterdam. Gold with white head. Light and lemony pilsener, reasonably sharp and went quite well with a spicy meal.