Frankenthaler Zähringer German Premium Lager

Brewed by Parkbrauerei (Actris Group)
Style: Premium Lager
Pirmasens, Germany

Serve in Lager glass

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Can.Clear golden colour with flavor of malt and grain,slight metallic and malty,with medium body,and ordernary,germam type of German pilsner with flavor of hops and malt.

UPDATED: NOV 16, 2012 Canned 50cl. Clear pale yellow with a medium-sized white head. Boiled milk, cut grass, compost and cardboard are rather present in the nose. Light bodied. Decent bitterness (hop extract). Malt accented. Grainy sticky spotty chunky lacework. Poor.

Fancy-looking 500ml tin in Cyprus tipped into narrow, kolsch-like glass pinched from hotel bar. Steady-fizzing gold with a bleached, collapsing bloom of foam. Nose of faint pine, shrub, olive oil soap and honey. The 4% betrays this might not be the standard issue, glue and straw-flavoured 5% sewage favoured by the majority of my fellow sun-seekers, and indeed it’s marginally better with light honeyed and grassy notes over an adhesive-draped background. Flattens abruptly into sliminess. Just OK; only partially tipped.

0.5 l can. Pale golden colour, clear liquid, almost no head. Aroma has notes of malt, rotten cereals and wet bread. Light bitter taste, high carbonation, watery texture.

Rating No.4500
Canned 500ml. -from Match West End, Budapest. Pale yellow coloured, small white head, few big bubbles of carbonation, hint of metal in the nose. Weak malty, light cardboard and watery with short tasteless finish. There’s a lack of everything here.

Can. Very pale golden body, small white head. Mild sweetish fruity-eggy dusty malty mose. Soft honeyish malty taste, quite empty. Meh, bearable.

canned; from Bier-Bienne - clear and very pale golden-yellow beer with a modest white foam left; aroma of corn and urin; thin-bodied and with some tart bitterness; quite harsh finish of corn with hints of vegetables - bad