Radeberger Pilsner

Brewed by Radeberger Exportbierbrauerei (Oetker Group)
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Radeberg, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

50cl bottle. Pours a light golden with some head and some bottles. Not much on the nose at all. There is a little pale malt and there is dry almost astringent malt on the finish. The palate doesn’t have enough body but there is a long dry (not altogether pleasant) finish. Refreshing lager but not world-beating.

This beer came to me from Germany ...my friend Denis bring it to me ..it is not so good for drinking ..i did not like it ...

Bottle @ home. Clear, bubbly, straw yellow appearance with a thick, foamy, white head. Thick white lacing on the glass. Great, crisp, sweet, pale malty lager nose with some lighter Noble hops. Quite carbonated, Noble hopped, crisp, dry pale lager flavor that’s a little grassy. Crisp, somewhat bitter, dry finish. Kind of a dull, mild German Pils without too much flavor.

Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada. Can. Not so good, not so bad. A fairly typical pilsner entry. Solid pour, bubbles upon bubbles. Thin head. Clean hop nose. Mildly spicy, would love a touch more hop kick here. Light body. Just not very interesting or complex, but it’s not a bad beer.

Barrel (when I visited Dresden for the first time). Clear golden beer below a big white head. Clean taste, mild Pilsener. Easy to drink.

On tap at Epcot served by a gal from Cologne, great city, not so great beer. This one was true to form, grassy nose, hops dominate but do not overwhelm. Nicely done.

Light but lacking any real body. Crisp but not very flavorful. Good color, not much aroma. Smooth palate. Probably not something I would go out of my way to get again.

330 ml bottle, bought at Carrefour, Cartagena. Clear golden color. Ok white head. Aroma is grassy hops and some grainy malt. Flavor has fine bitterness, moderate sweetness and some fruit. Fine carbonation. Ok pilsener.