Keizerskroon Premium Pilsener

Brewed by Bavaria Brouwerij (Netherlands)
Style: Pilsener
Lieshout, Netherlands

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Doesn’t suprise me if this is just Bavaria (it’s brewed at Bavaria and Gulpener)

This beer has a golden body - hue apperance and a coarse white scum collar. I have drunk the beer from the bottle and it had not much carbonic acid. The initial flavor taste is bitter.

Had it direct from the bottle. Pretty avarage pilsener, very drinkable. Refreshing.

Clear gold; medium, very white head. Rather malty, pale malts nose, with a quite a bit of malt sweetness, nearly honeyish and a little greenery whiff. But all in very discreet amounts. Dry-malty/grainy flavour with a background metallic tang. (Very) faint spiceyness (nutmeg?). Rather watery MF. Faint maltsweetness again in the aftertaste. Ho-hum pilsener. Might well be the same as Gulpener Pilsner.

On tap at Restaurant De Huiskamer, Ansen. Clear golden colour, white head. Light skunky hoppy nose, bit grassy, light malty. Flavour is light malty sweet, light grassy, nice soft hoppy bitter finish. Light bodied. Easy drinking pils.

Bottle, 30 cl. bought @ Sluis. Clear golden color, with white head. Aroma sweet, malts. Thin body. Taste sweet, malts, little hops.. Not bad.

bottle 300 ml. looks like just a pilsener, tastes like just a pilsener, YES its just another pilsener.

Bottle 0,3ltr: Drunk it at work, it’s not too sweet like an Amstel beer. A little bitter taste, a reasonable lager brew.

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

Chalky aroma with a touch of citrus. Just a bit of flowery hops and boiled milk in the flavor, but in fact a fairly bland Dutch pilsener, with a short aftertaste.