Mohren Pilsner

Brewed by Mohren Bräu
Style: Pilsener
Dornbirn, Austria

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Tap in Riezlern (A). Blonde. Slightly soapy aroma. Dryer and soapier as the helles. A soft grassy hopbitterness. Thinnish.

330ml bottle (One Pint Pub, Helsinki)
5 Slightly dull grainy aroma, quite husky.
2 Pale gold, small brief head.
6 Massive retronasals - at first a hint of ginger, and then loads of pine and citrus. Taste mellows out a bit, but is very hoppy, and even has some bocky bitter almond. I mistook that for alcohol at first, but thimk that was an aberration.
3 Refreshing body, crisp carbonation. Finish slightly wooly and with a peppery longer finish.
12 A real pilsner, they didn’t skimp on hops that’s for sure. Clean, but not in the tasteless way, in the cleans-your-mouth-of-stale-tastes way.

(Bottle, 0.33 l, at One Pint Pub Augustfest) Poured very pale yellow and clear. Head was medium sized and white. Aroma was grassy and herbal. Palate was medium bodied and stinging with quite high carbonation. Flavours were grass, metallicness, malts and bitterness. Aftertaste was bitter.

courtesy of Markus Wernig - very pale golden colour with a modest white foam left; herbs and wet paperboard in the nose; sweet and with a moderate malt body; some sharp herbal tartness; slightly oily, light herbal finish

12.06.2007, on tap. Yellow colour with white head. Aroma is malty. Standard pilsner with nice bitterness and aftertaste.

(33cl bottle) Clear, greenish golden colour with a fluffy white foam. Sweet grainy and slightly milky nose with a tinge of sourness and very shy herbal hoppy accents. Light-bitter flavour, light to medium bodied with a moderate carbonation. Slim malty base with harsh spots of bitterness; dry and shy malty, herbal hoppy finish Not a particulary rounded brew (19.08.08).

Bottle (copyright by Quack-Duck): greenish-golden with a rather stable fluffy white head; moderate malty-grassy nose; bitter-sweet flavour, light bodied; a bit tart in the light bitter-sweet finish. O.K. ........

bottle. Clear golden colour, long-lasting medium-sized creamy head. Hoppy nose. Medium-bodied, mild start. Hoppy with a shy malty background. Hints of Saaz hops and a lingering finish with a long-lasting intensive hoppy-bitter-dry aftertaste make this beer very interesting.Good.

A refreshing and rather hoppy Austrian pils.