Pinkus Pils

Brewed by Brauerei Pinkus Müller
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Münster, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Decent but average german pils-don’t know why I would favor this over say Paulaner or Bittburger

[Bottle] Pours a dark shade of gold with a slight haze to it. Features a small cap of white head. Cereal grains and crisp hops in the aroma. The taste is of moderate hopping, surprisingly flavorful light malts and biscuit/bread. Grassy finish. More malty than a typical Pilsner. Solid palate and mouthfeel. Fine carbonation. I actually enjoyed this quite a bit.

Carbonation good strength head is frothy a true gold colour aroma grain corn caramel flavour some fruit grain like corn a little more sharp sweet malt finish grain maltiness bitter not that good

Bottle. Golden, hazy, small and fully diminish head. Light malty and grainy aroma with some sweetness. Body is Body is light to medium, malty with some sweetness and fruity hoppyness. Finish is short, malty and dryish. Quite light bodied lager, unfiltered but otherwise nothing special.

Pours hazy orange with a thick foamy head. Nice hop aroma light and fresh. The flavour is a little too sweet however. Not enough of that citrus quality I have come to expect from a Pilsner. It is also a little thicker than I was expecting. All in all it is very good. A nice drinking brew but slightly overpowered by the maltiness.

Pale golden yellow colour. Hoppy aroma, nice malty taste, but too watery and not as bitter as I expect from a german beer.

Pours murky gold with a big, fine white head. Nose is weak with just a touch of hops and an almost soy-like quality. Flavor is fairly subdued with the usual pilsner attributes: weak, generic maltiness and a proportional helping of bittering hops, with just a touch of skunk. Finish is weak. Drinkable, yes, but boring as hell.

Bottle @ home. Aroma is malt and faint hop. Flavour is quite bitter (for a pilsener) with a subtle malt note. Not too shabby.