Eichbaum Apostel Bräu

Brewed by Eichbaum Brauereien (Actris Group)
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Mannheim, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Can, bought in Kastelruth, Italy. Malty grassy flavor. malty bready aroma. Inoffensive and drinkable lager without any specific virtues.

0,5l can, 5,0% abv. Clear yellow color. No head. Aroma is sour, musty, fizzy. Tastes pretty much same. Cardboard ending. Not a pleasant experience.

Haven’t had a good pilsner like this in a while. Nice even blend of hops and malts, medium body.

On tap at the Rake, 19th April 2011. Very light yellow with a little head. Quite clean noble hop nose. Nice flavour, slightly apple-y. Interesting. Decently dry finish.

Aroma is spicy herbal hops, and malt. Flavour is vegetable malt and hops. Dry finish.

Auchan, 0,33 doboz. Egészen világos,szalmasárga színe van, habja fehér, vékony és gyorsan eltűnik. Illata egészen visszafogott, citrusos, malátás és kissé sarokban felejtett vizes rongyos. Íze édeskés, malátás, elég jellegtelen, a végén bekapcsolódik egy kis komló is, ami zölden hozza a kesernyés aromáit és van benne egy kis fémesség is. Vizes teste van és igen szénsavas. Utóíze kesernyés, enyhén fanyar és száraz. Unalmas tömeg lager...

Can in Gabrovo, Bulgaria, at 5%. Pours clear, effervescent yellow with a receding white head. Some crisp cereal on the nose. Medium sweet flavor, some cereal, dough, faint metal, light white sugar, faint hay. Light to medium bodied with lively carbonation. Fairly crisp finish, fairly sweet, some cereal and bread, low bitterness. Not bad.

Canned (thanks CueSheet). Yellowish golden colour, mediumsized white head. Aroma is grains, mild rubber, mild metallic notes. Flavour is grains, cardboard, some mild metallic notes.

Can 330ml (ABV 5.0 %, BB 06/2012)
Golden color, good white head. Cooked vegetables, herbal hoppyness in the aroma. Light bodied. Cardboard and herbal hoppyness in the flavor. Quite a bulk.

Can [330ml].Pours a clear bubbly light gold with an average size long-lasting frothy white head. Aroma is vegetal along with light grassy hops first followed by grain, wheat, malt and honey. Flavour starts sweet with honey and sugar followed by grassy hops, some malt, grain and hay. Average bodied. Nothing to see here, a whole lot of meh.

Clear pale yellow, white head. Aroma of cereals, mainly corn. The taste is malty, with some vaguely spicy hop-notes in the background. The finish is hoppy. Overall, an OK food-beer, tried it with some spicy Bombay mix, and it fit like a glove.