Kummert Bräu Pils

Brewed by Zum Kummert Bräu
Style: Pilsener
Amberg, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Grasig-herber Beginn mit geringer Bitterkeit. Milder Mittelteil, wenig herb, wässrig. Hell malziges Finish, leichte Erdnoten, gering fruchtig. 8/10/11/10/8/11

draft at Zum Kummert Bräu in Amberg. first impression is that it’s clean, simple, mildly sweet with moderate hop bitterness which shows up in the back after a washing of carbonation. but then it begins to transform with temperature and as the palate adjusts to what it’s given. buzzing hop acid pricks the tongue before a bitter and snappy finish given by the wonderfully integrated pilsner malt firmness and noble hop bitterness. opens up further to show lemon and dried grass to accent the honey and baked cracker malt, resulting in a superbly refreshing and quaffable version of the German pilsner. to be honest I found it rather plain to begin, and would have scored it in the mid-to-low 3s, whereas halfway through the glass i’m considering a low 4 to reward it’s stunning soft and delicate texture all the while providing abundant pungent and dry noble hop acid. immensely satisfying.

Im Geruch hopfig mit Spuren von Getreide. Hopfiger Antrunk, der durch seine Bitterkeit sehr bestimmend wirkt. Die Mitte gibt sich milder besänftigender, bevor sich dann wieder eine deutliche Herbe bis in den Abgang zieht. Recht ordentliches Pils. Test vom 23.10.2008, Gebinde: Glasflasche

Bottle 33cl.
[ As Kummert Bräu 33’er Pils ]. Clear medium yellow color with a small to average, fizzy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, white to off-white head. Aroma is light malty, moderate cabbage water. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. [20081122]

Bottle, as 33er Pils. A bit unclear, small and stable lacy head, grainy-dusty nose with floral-hoppy aromas. Moderate bitter-sweet flavour, light bodied. Shorter, slightly aromatic-hoppy and pale-malty finish. Pleasant and uncomplicated........

bottle, labelled Vilsthaler Pils, díky Frankenlandovi. Clear golden yellow, large white head. Hoppy nose. A bit thin, hoppy, shy malty background. Ok...

Bottle, 4.9% as 33er Pils. Weak bready aroma. Almost clear yellow colour. Very small white head. The flavour is quite clean, some malt with a little dusty note.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear and pale yellow with a diminished white head. Light cornish and vague acidic aroma. Dry malty and slight acidic cornish flavoured. Mild cornish and ligh bitter finish. Smooth although boring.

(33cl botte, as 33er Pils, 4.9% abv) Clear, golden colour with a lacey medium-sized foamy white head. Sweet, slightly bready malty nose with a touch of biscuits and grassy and woody hops. Light-bitter flavour, buttery and slightly papery malty base with a woody and slightly grassy hoppy touch, getting stronger towards the moderately dry and slightly bitter finish. Average Pils with Bohemian attributes (19.07.08).

Draft. A dark yellow beer with a lazing off-white head. The aroma has quite strong notes of citrus on a malty back ground. The flavor is sweet malty with a flowery hoppy note, leading to a medium bitter and quite crisp finish.