Radeberger Pilsner

(Bottle 50 cl) Beautiful, golden pilsener with a very handsome, tall and retentive head. Lovely malty character and a very fresh, aromatic bitterness. Really "Spitzenklasse" 250100

Bottled. Yellowish golden colour with white small bubbly head. Hoppy nose with vegetably hints. Hoppy flavour with some vegetably and malty notes. Too much hops for my taste though.

Medium gold in colour with medium carbonation. Light malt and DMS aromas. It has some very unplesant flavors: metal, coarse vegital hops, and paint thinner. Thin bodied too. Definitely the worst of the German lagers that I’ve had recently.

Tap in Boston: pale golden body. Aroma is weak but grassy. Overall little complexity but smooth and easy to drink. Blah.

Clear yellow, big foamy head. Minty-metallic German hop aroma, vanilla ice cream malt character with a bit of boiled vegie DMS. More vanilla ice cream and icing sugar flavour before a pretty big, long, coconutty, metallic bitterness. Reasonable elements that don’t seem to come together as well as they could - alright though.

A pale yellow color with fizzy white head. Faint hops and metalic aroma. It had a nice balanced flavor but was a little watered down. Mild bitterness and a smooth finish added to my rating. Nothing to write home about, but I did get a free mug to clink with Presario the next time we swill some hootch!

Bottled: Yellow coloured. Clear. Small white head. Light herbs and grains in the aroma. Flavour has a sharp light hoppyness. Some metallic notes. Has a fresh bitterness in the end. Is thin bodied and quite watery.

Blonde claire, moyenne quantité de mousse adhérant partiellement au verre. Arômes de minéraux et de vagues épices. Grain, herbes et faible quantité de houblon noble en bouche, partiellement sucrée Corps d’épaisseur mince, carbonatation piquante, finale métallique. Canette, LCBO, Mai 2005.