Radeberger Pilsner

500 ml can. a middle of the road german pilsner. drinkable with all the typical flavours in balance. a bit thin and underwhelming.

On Tap at Old Chicago : Very clear light yellow pour that has a ok finger white head but leaves nice lacing around the glass. Nose of malts and grain. Taste was mostly sweet malts. Palate was a little watery but was very crisp and had a minor hop bite toward the end.

from a 500ML Bottle. Pours straw yellow with a normal head. There were notes of light grains on the nose with a herbal flavor and a sharp hop finish. It did drink on a crisp note.

500ml. light golden color with standard looking white head. grainy, grassy aroma also has some herbal hop presence. light and crisp with a solid hop bite rounding out the finish.

Clear, bubbling yellow with a large frothy white head. Aroma is sweet and hoppy, some alcoholic presence. Flavor of hops with citrusy notes. Slightly bitter ending.

@ GJBF 2007. Earthy hops, malts, yeast, and grass round out the aroma. Similar flvor, with the grassy hops and earth rather strong. Sorta boring, actually. Yeasty finish. It’s alright.

Tap, Berlin. Very pale gold, nice clean white cap with good stick. Fresh herbal hops (oregeno), just a touch of tart/bile yeast character. Chalky, herbal hop bite, nice bright peppery carbonation. A pleasant hay quality to the bitterness. Fresh, refreshing, good.

Pours a crystal clear straw gold color, with a thick, foamy, pearly white head. Grainy, corny aroma, with just the slightest mild hop presence. Overall, extremely mild. The taste was much the same, except the taste had an unpleasant bitterness to it as well. Grainy, corny, although it has a little touch of some sweetness to it as well. Wasnt terrible, but certainly not exciting, but I guess I wasnt expecting that from this brew.