Murrays Pilsner

Brewed by Murrays Craft Brewing Co.
Style: Pilsener
Bob’s Farm, NSW, Australia

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

(on tap at brewery, but as Rudeboy Pilsner - which I suspect is a rebadging of this beer... http://www.murraysbrewingco.com.au/our_beers/our_b Clear straw with some white head. The aroma is subtle and pleasant - subtle sweet candy and floral hints. Light body, well carbonated. The taste is very soft for a pilsner - distinct and pleasant sweetness (candy / peardrops?). Pleasant easy drinking beer.

Tap. Gold with a medium white head. Delicate floral aroma with a some bready grain, a little pepper and lemon. Slightly creamy mouthfeel. Light grainy malt is moderately sweet with a little lager sourness. Modest bitterness. Neither particularly bold or crisp, but OK.

What a crackin Pils. Grainy malt & zesty bitterness with a little sweetness in the middle of a lenghty hoppy finish. This is a great fresh, crisp summer pils. Spot on.

330mL bottle. Pours hazy straw yellow with a dense and persistent white head that leaves some thick lacing. Floral and grassy aroma. Slightly sweet, medium bitterness. Light bodied, average carbonation, fairly smooth with a long grassy finish.

I’m a bit iffy on the condition of this, as there wasn’t too much in the hop presence, but lots of honey and biscuit malts. Full bodied. Nice lacing. Good easy drinking but not too pilsnerish.

UPDATED: SEP 1, 2010 pours a yellow/gold, with a white head. hints of spice and lemon. not one of murrays best but drinkable

Bottle. Pours with a large white frothy head over a clear yellow-amber body. Aroma of bready-grain maltyness and resinous hops. Finishes with a permeating bitterness. A nice pilsner.

Bottle. Very good pilsner. Aroma of banana, and also caramel. Flavour is long-lasting, and it has nice bitterness. Medium body, and oily in the palate. Yellow, cloudy and bubbly, with a fizzy white head that disappears.