Jupiler

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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UPDATED: FEB 28, 2013 Relatively neutral, nothing special but not so bad. Drinkable, I guess, with a couple of friends around a fire.

On tap in Borgo Valsugana. Blond. Light malty. Nothing of bitterness. Neutral water taste. After 5 seconds the taste disappears. Just for dursty moments.

A nice pilsner. Nothing special.

Botella de25 Cl. Agradable Lager que desconocia hasta llegar a bruselas.

pale gold color, big foam that goes away quick, aromas of bread. typical macro lager taste. nothing special.

on tap at préaumur, paris. clear pale yellow pour with a small white cap, very little retention, no lacing. faint pale malts, adjuncts, hint of acidity - unwanted, grass, hay, herbal blandness, citrusy. aggressively carbed, light body - very watery, very short bland herbal finish. overrated.

Pale yellow color with small white head. Aroma of hay, grass, bread. Taste is light bitter a bit sour and there is some metalic note. Nothing special - another commercial pale lager.

Bottle (275ml):
A very light, golden amber colour with a very thin, bubbly white head that is more lacing than anything else.
Very grainy with some lager malts and a basic malty base coupled with some vegetable adjuncts on top. Sweet malts and some citrus with a hint of skunk in there. Quite grainy with some bread and light hops. Quite light bodied, fairly skunky and cheap tasting with a sweet but not overly pleasant tang to it.
Cheap and nasty tasting lager, I’m amazed that this is the best selling beer in Belgium and quite frankly it is an awful lager.

Redelijke pilsener. Niet de slechtste, maar zeker ook niet de beste in de supermarkt.

On tap & bottled. Mainstream lager, nothing remarkable. Crispy, carbonated, some metallic flavours, dry afertaste.