Franken Bräu Pilsener Premium

Brewed by Franken Bräu Lorenz Bauer
Style: Pilsener
Mitwitz-Neundorf, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Bottle, 4.9%. Pale golden colour, almost no head. Weird bitterness with a hint of yeast in the aftertaste. Still rather clean. Hard carbonation. Not bad, but not good either.

Swing top flöska. Clear golden like colour, white lively bubblu head. Hoppish like bitter maltish aroma. Good mouthfeel. Flavour has grassy hoppiness, light fruit, some maltiness, ok bitterness.

Swingtop bottle. High fluffy and long lasting white head. Clear light yellwo golden body. Mild sweet and weak malt aroma and flavor with little ho´ps bitterness, low carbonation and short aftertaste. Too anonymous and boring.

0.33l can. This is a a clear golden beer with a small sidesticking white lager-head. Aroma is mild and light malty with notes of dry and dusty hops. Watery to oily mouthfeeling, average to lively carbonation and light-bodied. Tastes pale malty, hints of cactus and citrus and it ends medium bitter. Not to horrible.

Honigartiger Geruch. Herber, dann hopfig-süßer Antrunk. Mild herber Mittelteil, der in einem trocken hopfigen Teil endet. Insgesamt zu mild, sollte herber sein. Test vom 26.3.2007, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 10,9,8,7,6,9 - 8,50

Bottle. Darkish golden with a head of moderate sustain. Aroma is mainly malty with some honey, not too good. Taste is a bit on the watery side and the quite strong maltiness is balanced by a moderate, quite pleasant hop bitterness. Light summer beer.

Draft. Pale gold with lots of rising bubbles. Aroma of sweet pale malts. Clean with a reasonably grassy hop bitterness. Boring but good overall.

Golden, sparkling, with a thin head. Has a herbal, slightly grassy aroma. Flavour is the same with a fairly full body and herbal notes.

Well, this is a smooth, almost creamy pilsner, the conditioning is very fine. Great carbonation and dense head, and the settles into a slight oiliness. Bready, bitter (hops are unidimensionally grassy to me, with little of the other spicy nuances), solid, yummy, but neither brash nor subtle. Kind of in the middle. All bread, with even some sweetness from the doughiness. From Wine of Dreams.

This looks and smells good. The flavor is even better. Crisp, light, a bit of lift, smooth easy drinking. Good even on this rainy day in Rothenburg

Bottled. Golden colour, mediumsized white head that leaves nice lace. Aroma is bready malts, some herbs, mild grassyness along with some slight earthyness in the background. Flavour is pleasant bready malts along with some slightly sweeter malty notes as well as mild saltwater and herbs. Ends rather grassy and malty. Very smooth and nice.