Greens Premium Pils

Brewed by De Proefbrouwerij
Style: Pilsener
Lochristi - Hijfte, Belgium

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Laff herber Antrunk, hell bitter mit minimal nussigen Noten. Die Bitterkeit bleibt konstant, die Hopfigkeit steigert sich leicht. Noch OK. 9/8/9/8/6/8

Bottled 10/08/12. An anaemic straw coloured beer with a thin whitish head. A sweet chemically corny nose. Similar in the mouth. A bit buttery and corny. Goes down OK after mowing the lawns but otherwise not good.

330ml bottle. Pours a pale straw, with a white head. Malty, fairly clean aroma, citrus, hops, faint butterscotch. Dry, light bodied, medium bitterness, balanced CO2. Malty taste, citrus, hops, a hint of diacetyl. Well balanced. (2012-07-19)

330ml bottle. Pours light gold with a medium head. Aroma is grassy hops, slightly metallic. Taste is a bit grassy. Slightly bitter finish with touches of metal.

Strange one this: brewed by De Proefbrouwerij in Belgium and like all Green’s beers is brewed without gluten. The 330ml brown bottle, best before 3rd Jan 2011, drank and reviewed 23rd July 2010. Poured into a Veltins stemmed Pilsner glass (twice). The beer was a pale yellow with a lemon hue and a very slight haze. The pure white head never really grew up to much, but it leave some lacing. The smell was the normal nothingness most lagers/pilsners give off, hints of not much to be honest. The taste was very dry, one of the driest pilsners I’ve had. The nasty metallic flavours some beers in this style have appeared towards the end of the mouthfeel. Not overly impressed.

25th October 2011
Bottle in Genoa purchased from Enoteca Squillari. Clear pale gold beer. Little white head. Dry pale malt. Touch of citrus. Dry finish. Ok, not too papery or dry.

330ml bottle from centra ardee Ireland. dear enough 2.49 a bottle. decent for gluten & wheat free beer. felt their was something missing when first tasted but became good halfway down drank two on trip back from Dublin.

(bottled) I like legit pils and this isnt like one . Its not the most soulfull of beers ive had this week : Conclustion : it looks nice and has a subtle bready maltiness = for some reason the biere de garde, Trois Monts comes to mind, but if 3Monts was not actually an excellent beer . There is some woody bitterness , with a crispy lemon note. Eazy to sink .

Pours golden and clear with a frothy head. Bready/grainy aroma. Flavor is on the sweet side, little bitterness. Hint of citrus and earthy hops. Soft carbonation and light bodied. Thin and runs down easily. Decent pils

Bottle from a friend, thanks Angela. Soapy hop aroma, yellow colour. Dry cereal hop flavour . Unpleasant aftertaste, not great.