Ottweiler Brauperle Pils

Brewed by Karlsberg Brauerei
Style: Pale Lager
Homburg, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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50cl Can from France. Clear golden colour, white head. Faintest aroma ever, just a little corn and grain. Flavour is similar, very faint, but clean and crisp. A bit honey sweet, no finish. Very watery. Nothing offensive here, excellent thirstquencher, but so is water.

This beer is the lowier price I now: 0.36€ the can. The price correspond to the quality of the beer... you can drink cereals and honey in some water, it would be the same...

Can, poured a dark gold with a white bubbly head. A simple aroma with malt and hops coming through. In the mouth, it is dry, hoppy and grassy with an unsavoury earthy bitterness. Nope.

Can: Clear yellow with good soild white head. Malty sweet fruity aroma. Taste is light fruity and has notes of corn/hay/straw. OK mouthfeel & lacings. Fine malty balance. Drinkable!

Can. Golden colour with a white head. Aroma and flavour of malt and hops with hints of fruit.

500 ml can. Clear light golden. Mellow, but somewhat short, hop bitterness. Fine carbonation level. OK pilsener, but not much more than that.

Clear golden colour with a dense white head. Malty aroma with some apple fruityness and a faint hoppyness. malty, light fruity flavor with a nice hoppy finish.

Canned. Golden colour, big foamy head. Sweet toffeeish hayish malts in aroma with also some flowery hints. Flavour is quite watery but the finish becomes very unpleasantly sweetish hoppy. Absolutely horrible aftertaste.

Can (BB 11/2006)
I bought this from one chain market in Coimbra, Portugal. Deep golden, good creamy white head, lace. Light grainy and hoppy aroma. Medium-bodied, malty and a bit ashy. Cheap pils as hops are not much present - more like a clean pale lager.

avarage and decent pilsner, not much to say, refreshing but an extremely flat and watery finish