Mahrs Bräu Pilsner

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

From a 1pt. 9oz. euro brown bottle with a bottled on date on the back label. Made a good appearance, poured a hazy, with light amount of sediment, pilsener golden, that ripening banana yellow, with a foamy white head that settled into a thin, bubbly lacing, good carbonation. Had a honey and lemony fruity nose with light spices and a sourdough breadiness. A malty crisp and smooth medium bodied mouth feel, good drinkability. Honey, lemony and faint banana fruitiness, a sour bready maltiness, a light spiciness from hops that helps frame the taste and a dryish sour malty finish. A good pilsener from Mahrs, one of favorite German brewers, tasty and refreshing.

Light golden in color, has light hoppy smell. Body has rich flavor and a hoppy bite.

(Draught at Akkurat, Stockholm, Feb 17) Golden yellow colour with big frothy head. Nose is malty, bready with hints of grass and butter. Taste is malty, bready with a long, very dry and bitter finish. A school book example of a classic german pils.

Cloudy golden color,with a few yeasty glubuals floating around.The head was small and white fading quickly to a light lace.Nice malty mild hop aroma with a slight citrus hint,and some what sweet.Light malt and wheat taste with a little lemon,lemon grass and very mild hop presence.Light feeling and fairly drinkable.Not a great brew but fairly decent and worth trying again.

Lightly carbonated for a pilsner. Has some light bitterness. More malt than some pilseners. Good.

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.

Pale yellow color, with slight haze, adorned with a fine, thick, bone-white head. Nose is soft & sweet, malty, light as a cloud, with distant floral, honey notes. Clean entry on the tongue, sweet, pleasing and mild. Light body, delicate texture, thoroughly malty, and very, very smooth Nearly no hops at all, but this is a German pils, and if you want something nice’n’easy, you can’t miss here.

A light yellow body under a large white head gives this a classic Pilsener look. Lightly flowery hop aroma with a sweet malt background. Nicely hopped with sweet malt in the flavor. Not bad.