Ettaler Kloster Pilsener

Brewed by Klosterbrauerei Ettal
Style: Pilsener
Ettal, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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(Draught@Sailors) Very buttery-malty aroma with slightly harsh, grassy hoppiness. Butter also dominating the flavor, with pear-fruity hints and some grassy hops. Medium body, lowish carbonation. Quite sweet and basic, buttery pils.

Pours like some liquid. Notes if alluminium, copper, lead and plutonium. Sandpaper finish.

bottle. nothing special, below average pilsener from Germany. nice color,long palate and bad taste.

Draught. Pale golden color, white head. Fairly light, bitter fruity flavor with honey and malts. Light body, medium carbonation. Not a bad summer drink.

Draught 0.25L glass at Kittys. Kloster-Pils. Pale minimum head. Very pale yellow, bright colour. Soft slightly sweet taste at beginning. Average hoppiness.Mild grassiness. Slight lemon aromas.

Keg (Kaisla, Helsinki)
Vague sour almondy aroma. Pleasant carbonation, fairly watery palate. Soft malty body, some slightly emasculated hops. Slightly milky and a touch of almond. Not much finish, a bit of hops I guess. A little sticky, but does quench a thirst. Really not enough bite for a pils.

Draught@Kaisla. Pale yellow color, small white head. Grainy, a bit buttery malty aroma with light grassy hops. Sweet malty flavor, fizzy carbonation. Like Seppo said ... some fruity pear notes, almost like drinking perry. Boring pale lager.

Shared this one with my friend Gyurke in Wiesbaden. Pours a bright gold amber color. Aromas fruit, floral, and malt. Flavor is malty, with a fine hop taste. Hop finish and aftertaste.

Pale and clear, fruity aroma.Hoppy. Not special, but an allright pilsener from the monastery which has some other quite impressive beers to offer.

Bottle: Poured a golden clear color with a froathy white head. Aroma is malt with some hops present. Taste is water with light hops.