Jupiler

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

A very average commercialized Interbrew beer. Overall found in entire Belgium. Nothing special about it, though pretty hoppy aroma.

I was amazed to see that I have no rating for this one... Quite a common belgian pilsener. Hoppy smell. Pale golden coloured with a white head. Taste is hoppy, sweet and bitter. Very typical fresh pilsener. Okay brew though.

Bright straw coloured body with a super thin white head. Light aroma of metal, malt and skunk-not too pleasant. Thin-bodied; Malty flavour-very watery. Not much else, just a normal lager. Aftertaste very clean, not strong nor flavourful. Overall, nice to try, as I wasn't expecting much. I tasted this 33 cL bottle courtesy of my sisters fiance, which got it from Belgium. I tasted this one on 27-November-2003.

29/05/06. This was the last beer I had in Belgium, was waiting for my train to Paris, and maybe it was a prelude for what was coming in France. Average lager, thin, slight hops on the nose and mostly malt in the taste along with grassy notes.

garbage. a metallic pale lager. WTF is 25 centileter anyways. 5.2abv is alright. this is passing.

Bottled. A pale straw coloured lager with a little white head and a touch of lacing. the aroma is sweet and grassy and a little farty. The taste is mildly interesting with a touch of refreshing hop bite amidst a malty backdrop with a touch of fart. OK but when in Belgium.............don’t drink this...

Golden colored, little white head. Fruity and sweet aroma. Medium bodied. Flavor is sweet with mild alcohol and some spices. Aftertaste has mild spices with fruits, some hops and honey there too.

Biggish white head, pale yellow body with light carbonation. Light dusty malt aroma, very soft. Taste is chalky rubber with light acidity and watery sulphurous bitter aftertaste. Carbonates in the mouth. Some metal. Well. This isn’t much of a beer. (0.4l draft.)