Fink Bräu Pils

Brewed by Karlsberg Brauerei
Style: Pale Lager
Homburg, Saarland, Germany

Can, 50cl.Light yellow coloured beer, normal dense head, no special aroma other than pils. Tastes light, a bit bitterness, not sweet, it’s more like metallic.. There’s almost no aftertaste after all, when you’ve druk it you’ve forgotten it.

Can: 2,1%: Clear golden colour, with no head. Aroma of cooked vegetable, some dry hopynes and fruitynes. Flavor is almost the same, thin body short finish.

330 ml can. Very pale golden with a tiny white head. Very faint smell of grass and sweets. Metallic taste without much other flavor. Harsh carbonation. Extremely thin.

Golden.White head. A watery pils with no flav or aroma. The mouthfeel is bubbly.

First rating
࿁ cl can from Lidl Sverige)
Clear golden color, small white head. Grassy malty scent. Thin malty somewhat metallic taste. Watery mouthfeel. No bitterness. Not bad but rather boring. Metallic aftertaste.
4/2/4/1/7=1.8

Second rating
At a Göteborg gathering
࿁ cl can)
On March 14, 2008
BB 02/2009
Clear golden color, small white head. Sweet, sugar and metallic scent. Sweet taste. Thin mouthfeel, low bitterness. Also applesauce.
4/2/3/2/6=1.7

(Can, thanks Gnoff) Pours clear golden. Malty, grainy aroma with notes of hay, grass and corn/popcorn. Light mineral water flavour with hints of malt and metal. Medum sweet. Pretty clean and hard mouthfeel. Very light body.

Pale golden with a white head. Shocking retention. Aroma as very faint, maybe some sweetcorn. Flavour is even more distant, corn and metallic hops. This beer is so ridiculously flavourless but not too nasty.

Canned. Pale yellow, no head. Popcorn aroma. Knife edge thin with sharp mouthfeel and only some vague off flavours. One of the worst low alcs.