Jupiler

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

Bottle, Tap, Can. One of the nicer pilsners of this brew-moloch. A good golden beer with athick head.

Nothing special, nothing special. But not bad though. Don’t know anything to say about this beer.

Bottle. Golden color with a white head. Aroma is slightly sweet, with some light hops and citrus. Malty mouthful, quite sweet with mild bitterness and ends in a crisp finish.

i actually liked this..a breath of fresh air...smells alittle flowery..good head..better lacing...nice aftertaste...lower bitters..easy going pils..mass produced product thats highly passable.

Very pale golden with a large creamy white head. Aroma is slightly sweet, with some light uninteresting hops and citrus. Decent malty mouthful, quite sweet with mild bitterness and a crisp finish.

Funnily enough, this is my father’s favorite Belgian beer. As far as I could tell, this was also the most prevelent beer to be found in Belgium. You could buy it anywhere... vending machines, pastry shops, etc... It is essentially a standard pilsener beer, even though it is called a pale lager here. Taste is not too strong or complex, but still is definately a good beer. Would not call it watery, but it certainly is light. I like this beer... would rather have it than most American macro-brewed beers.

0.25l bottle at home. One of few Belgian cheep lagers. Light yellow color, moderate white head, weak watery taste.

Bottled, 25cl, light-colored sweet lager, too thin, alcohol comes a bit through