Jupiler

Brewed by Brasserie Piedboeuf (InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Jupille-sur-Meuse, Belgium

On tap in Brussels. Grassy malty taste with elements of metal. Thin and not much character at all. Proof that all Belgian beer is not good.

25cl can. Poured clear pale yellow with small white head. Light grassy aroma. Average carbonation, light body. Sweet malty grainy flavour. Light dry finish.

bottle, yellow and golden colour with nice and stable white head. Grainy and a bit skunky smell. Taste: grainy, soft bitter, a sweet and yeasty touch. Overall a decent pils.

een gewoon goede lekkere frisse pint voor alle dagen te drinken. je word er niet zo snel zat van, ideaal voor de hele avond op café te drinken.

Label said Jupiler Bierre Blond. ~Aroma of sour malts, light floral hops. ~Pours a very clear golden color with small white head. ~Light flavor of sweet malts and crisp bitter hops. ~Light bodied, heavily carbonated, light crisp hop finish. ~5.2% not dectable in this light beer. Crisp and refreshing. Not much to the scent and flavor.

[9/7/08] Can at my hostel in Brussels. Clear golden with a small quickly-disappearing white head. Grainy aroma with some light hoppiness and hay notes. Sweetish flavor, grainy, a bit husky, with a metallic finish with some bitterness. Light-bodied. Drinkable. Nothing offensive.

On tap @ beer temple, Amsterdam. Pours pale golden with a small white head. Malty weak aroma. Taste is weak malty, not much hop presence. Too sweet for my likings.

Draught. Compact and adherent head, discreet persistence. Pleasantly herbaceous aroma with notes of cereals and malt, very balanced. Fresh, harmonious, delicate taste, little alcoholic and with pleasant bitter note, refresching and nice.