Einsatz-Pils Feuerwehr-Bier

Brewed by Giessener Brauhaus A. & W. Denninghoff (Iserlohner)
Style: Pilsener
Giessen, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Bottled, thanks Bierkrug! Clear pale golden, mid-sized head. Grassy spicy nose with some cardboard. Dry with well rounded mouthfeel. Light bready malt, rich on cheapish spicy hops. Long bitter finish.

Mild grasiger Beginn. Geringe Herbe, süffig, monoton. Wässrig, dann dumpf bitter, laff. Noch trinkbar. 8/7/8/6/7/6

Bottle (excavated by Quack-Duck!): Hazy, light greenish-golden coloured, stable mid-sized bleached head, papery-grassy nose; moderate sweet-bitter flavour, light to medium bodied, relatively soft; sweet-malty and slightly hoppy finish. Cheap brew, at least drinkable…

Bottle courtesy of bierkrug, thank! Bright and clear yellow, small white head. Aroma of white pepper and straw. Taste is bitter citrus.

500 ml bottle at home in Germany. Pours a pale yellow color, short white head. Aroma of hops and stale candy. Taste is cardboard as Duck said with some malt peaking through. Palate is mellow at first then ends kind of stale. Strange beer.

bottle from a local Norma. Clear pale yellow colour, mid-sized white head. Aroma of hops and marzipane. Malty-sweet body, slightly grainy, with some dusty hops with a touch of wet cardboard, rather harsh und unbalanced.