Pilsner Urquell

American pilsners..EAT YOUR HEART OUT. This beer should make Bud, Miller and the rest run and hide in shame. It is what a pilsner should be...pure and simple. Crisp, malt, hops all in great balance.

wheaty, hoppy and fruity. very refreshing. off yellow clear pour. leaves a grainy after taste. nice for pilsner

A fresh and fabolous pilsner. Aroma is hoppy with flowers dominating. The flavour is crisp malty with loads of hops and a nice, lingering bitterness.

golden clear appearance with solid head. flavor varies amongst some bottles and pints i have had, but at best has a nice munich pilsner malt flavor with a crisp hop finish. it can be one of the best pilseners around when the flavor is on

First of all, I do not underrate pilseners as a style. I really like a well made pilsener, and this one is the standard. Deep orange gold color, with beautiful white head that lasts for some time. Malty aroma with noticeable hops. The taste begins sweet and then gets bitter with the aroma hops dominating the dry finish. A wonderful bier!

500mL can, courtesy of StFun. Thanks, Joshua! Pours a brilliant, bright, honey-orange color; significant white head with excellent retention and lacing; the head leaves small aggregrations of foam on the top of the beer; a beautiful pour. Pleasant aroma, showing toasted grains, sugar, and just a touch of mineral and citrus hops; nice dryness, if a little basic in the malt character (a touch of cardboard); excellent otherwise. Medium mouthfeel: crisp and dry on the tip of the tongue; some breadiness and dough, and even a touch of estery malts at the core; more developed than the aroma might suggest; nice jolt of citrus and mineral acidity surrounding things; an excellently done pils, and I’m very glad to have tried this out of a can (which I rarely see around here); perfect, crisp palate and intense drinkability. Great stuff. Medium finish, showing bread, toasty grains, sugar, and the slightest estery presence.

Typical Euro skunkiness. I once read where this beer was considered one of the world’s best. I think other beers have come a long way since that time.

Boa Pilsen. A lendária - talves tenha influenciado minhas avaliações. Coloração amarelo ouro, com espuma branca sempre presente. Aroma fraco de cereais maltados, com suave tom adocicado. Sabor complexo, com forte amarguês - lúpulo sempre presente. Densa, com presença do malte, o que remete a paes e tons frutosos. Boa drincabilidade. Não foi minha melhor pilsen.