Mahrs Bräu Pilsner

Brewed by Mahrs Bräu
Style: Pilsener
Bamberg, Oberfranken/Bayern, Germany

Bottle (Vroni’s Bamberg): Hazy, straw golden coloured, thin lasting fluffy head; grainy nose with some hints of floral hoppiness; bitter-malty taste, very soft bitter flavour; distinctive floral hoppy, a bit scratchy; finish; quite good balance between dry hoppiness and a sweetish malty body, a bit similar to a Bohemian Pilsener.....

Pale pale pale malty slightly hoppy brew that reminds me a bit of big rock, but with some structure. This is not the best mahrs but it’s quenchable.

Malty, hoppy nose, light golden, with some floaties? Flavour is a good malt start, a hint of wheat? Light bodied, well balanced, very good.

bottle. pale golden with a small creamy head. corn, grass, mild hops, and cookies. body is fairly light with medium carbonation. sweet malt body with just a touch of hops and some toast flavours. I nice thirst quencher on a hot summer evening.

floral scent, but grassy and dry and almost watery and not all that smooth nor refreshing, even with food. Light sweetness ,contained in a bulk of soapiness. Metallic drying bitter aftertaste. I’ve had better homebrewed pils.

Poured with a different look for a German pils ... hazy orange-yellow, with a less airy head. This has a more lemony aroma and smoother texture than most pilsners, almost with a lemon-soap tinge. Not the crisp starchy beer you may expect.

Cloudy yellow, big white head. The aroma is, well, beery. I don’t know how else to say it. It just smells like beer, y’know? Beer. That’s what it smells like. Surprisingly full bodied and heavy, with a hint of mellow sweetness (Doesn’t that sound like some 70’s AM radio lite rock band? "Next up, with ’Baby, I think You’re Pretty’, is Mellow Sweetness"). Anyway, finishes with surpringly unrefined hop bite.

Pale golden yellow color with a small head. Aroma is bready with a touch of hops. Flavor is fundamental but refreshing, with a rugged hops bite and a malt finish. Seems to be some lemony citrus elements in there. Rather simple beer but perhaps a good example of the pale pilsner style.