Pfungstädter Edel Pils

Brewed by Pfungstädter Brauerei Hildebrand
Style: Pilsener
Pfungstadt, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Bottle 330ml.
Clear light to medium yellow with a average to large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white to off-white head. Aroma is light to moderate malty, grain, hay, vegetable notes, light hoppy, grass. Flavor is moderate sweet and light to moderate bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft. [20091113]

Bottled. A golden beer with a thin lazing white head. The aroma is sweet malty combined with notes of straw, and so is the flavor, leading to a dry bitter finish where the note of straw lingers.

50 cL bottle. Pours pale and clear yellow and with a white head. Fresh hoppy and almost citrus fruity fresh. Starts mild sweet and has a mellow malty flavour into the finish. Soft finish, not much bitterness. Nice and refreshing.

(Bottle 50 cl) Courtesy of Hildigöltur. Clear, golden with a dense, white head. Clean, malty nose. Medium body, sweetish malty with a dry and fairly bitter finish. 201107

Bottle. Clear yellow coloured with a white ehad. Grainy aroma of malts and fruits. Flavour of grain, malts, caramel, hops and fruits. Boring.

Pale golden. Rather lkight bodied, very dry and very bitter. A refreshing and well made pilsener.

UPDATED: FEB 11, 2010 Bottle, 4.9%. Good refreshing hop aroma, slightly grassy. Clear yellow colour. Good white head. Good malty flavour with a distinct and good hoppy note.

Draught at Pfungstädter Brauereigasthof
Clean, blond color. Light cereals aroma. Dry mouthfeel, with a presence of malt flavor, some cereals, but very clean; quite strong bitterness; is there a shade of aromatic hops? It’s just a bit better than the very average mass Lager.

Bottle at ØLbaren. Clear yellow - white head. Straw, hay, light crispy, light honey, light dusty, sweetness, light metallic, light light bitter hoppy. Is this another old german beer from "The Amber Specialist" ??

Richly hoppy, with a lot of noble character and a long, dry finish. Balanced by a pleasant, if delicate, pale malt character. Recommended for fans of north German pils.