Jupiler

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

A yellow beer with next to no head - and a boring aroma as weel as flavor. Just another boring lager.

(Bottle 25) Sometimes beerlovers tend to forget that even in Belgium around 75% of total beer-consumption is pilsener - and this is the main drag. Or at least it used to be. Pale yellow with a fairly decent head. Nice flowery nose and some hoppiness in the palate. A bit watery. A fairly decent pilsener if not exactly very different from most of this world’s pale lagers. 071193

Pale golden, sweetish, hint of bitterness.

From tap in a bar in Essen. Pours clear and golden yellow with a white head. Flavour is soft malty with a mild note of hops. Finish is mild bitter and hoppy.

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.

No aroma. Clear golden colour. Frothy, unstable head. The flavour is OK citric, but has a little fruity vegetable note which I do not like.

Bottled. Pale golden colour, nice white foamy head, which disappears quite fast. Sweet malty and hoppy nose and same in flavour. Boring stuff. Very watery.

sampled from the can at the Buggenhout train station from a vending machine, the only proper way to sample a Jupiler. Pale yellow. Very grassy hop nose. Herbal and fairly dry. Fizzy mineral water stuff going on. Not bad for a swill.