Puls Extra Lager

Brewed by Viru Õlu (Harboe)
Style: Pale Lager
Haljala, Estonia

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Medium white head. Yellow body with light carbonation. Neutral malty aroma. Dry straw and sulphury paper taste with acidic notes. Thinnish body. Dry chalky vegetable aftertaste with water and caramel notes. Awful, Couldn’t finish it. (0.5l bottle, Õlletorn, Tallinn.)

Bottle, 50 cl - Pale golden beer with a medium large head. Aroma is weak malty with grassy notes. Flavor is acidic with notes of corn. Very light bodied. Easy to drink, but nothing that stands out.

Pale yellow pour with small frothy head. Sweet start with hops and herbs and toffee. Acceptable.

(Bottle at Gothenburg Beer Festival 2008)
On June 12, 2008
Clear straw color, white head. Sweet and butterscotch scent. Sweet taste, also butterscotch. Thin mouthfeel, low bitterness.

500ml Can (Supposedly now brewed in Germany by Harboe owned Darguner) - Pale golden in colour with a small white head. Lightly buttery and malty aroma which is a bit on the thin side. Easy to drink taste which is a bit watery but has some malt and some citric notes. Refreshing but boring.

Smells white toast, untasted of course. Pale yellow, small white head. Taste watery, buttery. Quite nice finish.

500ml bottle shared by Tranquillity - thanks!
Pale yellow, thin head. thin lagery aroma - a bit malty. Not unpleasant, but pretty gutless. Not as good as other Puls beers. No finish.

Bottled at Plain Kitchen. Pale golden with a lrage, white head. Grassy and dry aroma; papery nose. Dry flavour with notes of cardboard. Late and a bit oungent bitterness.

Light hoppy aroma. Huge creamy initial apperance. Off-white head. Good lacing. Fully lasting longevity. Clear yellow body. Light bitter initial flavor. Medium palate.

bottled. golden with a decent head, soft texture, mellow and grassy, a bit better than most baltic pilses