Schwaben Bräu Pilsner 2.8%

Brewed by Dinkelacker-Schwaben Bräu
Style: Low Alcohol
Stuttgart, Germany

Serve in English pint, Shaker

I think this must be the worst ever. maybe after the mozambique M2. Watery metallic pale in every aspect

Bottle (33 cl) from my local grocery store. Pale golden with a decent white head. Sour and sharp malt aroma with cclear arboard notes. Light in body with prickling carbonation. Quite dry with a decent bitter finish. Overall quite bad.

Bottle: Clear golden colour, with a almost flat head. Aroma was toffee,caramel,malty,hay,honey. Flavor was citric,sournes and ametalic mouthfeeling.Waatery thin body,short finish.

Bottled. Clear golden, creamy/frothy head. Hops and honeypastilles in aroma. Clean pils style with edgy hops and somewhat papery bitterness. Here is also honey pastilles present.

Bottle. Thanks to larsniclas. Pale golden, bubbly white headWeak aroma, realy bad hoppy flavor. Hoppy finish.

Bottled. Pale golden with a short, unclean and frothy head. Rather sourish and metallic aroma. Some maltiness in the flavour; a bit artificial. Some bitterness, but overall an uniteresting industrial.

UPDATED: MAR 14, 2008 First rating
(33 cl bottle from Lidl Sverige)
Clear golden color, white head. Skunky sweet honey scent. MEtallic oxidized taste. Thin mouthfeel. Some bitterness. Cardboard aftertaste. Some noticable hops.
3/2/3/2/5=1.5

Second rating
At a Göteborg gathering
(33 cl bottle)
On March 14, 2008
BB 12/08
Clear golden color, small white head. Burnt pop-corn, sweet and vegetable scent. Thin, stale, metallic, hair, dusty taste, ashes. Thin mouthfeel, low bitterness. It’s like someone dropped an ashtray on a rug full of dog hair, then spilled a beer on it, then made me chew on the rug.
3/2/1/2/3=1.1

(Can, thanks Gnoff) Pours clear golden. Sweet aroma with alot of sticky honey tones. Only some hints of hops. Medium sweet with notes of grain, malt and corn. Rather metallic flavour with hoppy hints of herbes. Light afterbitterness. A bit unclean cardboard mouthfeel.