Hansa Pils

Brewed by Dortmunder Actien Brauerei (Oetker Group)
Style: Pilsener
Dortmund, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Hoppy, grassy aroma. Meidum dry finish, slightly sweet, maybe a bit soapy. But actually drinkable, if bottled.

Hoppy, grainy aroma, some malt. Very pale, yellow coloured with a thin white, lasting head. Taste is watery, moderate bitter, hoppy and grassy. Some metal in aftertaste. Still fresh. One of the better brews I bought during my small cheap german supermarket beer-bust last weekend.

Clear light yellow color, initially medium frothy head. Aroma of metal, some grass, some hops. Dry, crisp, bit soapy. It was not so bad really, i expected much worse.

Pale gold, well carbonated with a loose white head that fades quickly. Nice floral hoppy aroma. Crisp, dry, but still with a good dose of malt flavour. Nice enough Pils, not as hoppy as a PU of the like but not bad.

A foul stench emanates from this. Soappy at first followed by a mouthful of metal. A truse shocka of a beer. All the worst because it is German... who usually do much better.

Golden color, light fruity aroma, light bitter watery taste, light body, light watery finish.

Light malt aroma, a bit skunky. Pours light golden with huge foamy white head that disappears fast leaving a bit clinging to the side of the glass. A bit of bitter fruity flavour and light sweet maltiness to it. A bit watery and gets pretty bad when it gets warm, but an easy cheap beer.

Nice drinking beer. Clean taste, starts off bitter and finishes with a honey sweetness