Schwaben Bräu Pilsner

Brewed by Dinkelacker-Schwaben Bräu
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Stuttgart, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Basic lager, But actually a bit better than basic lager. (This beer rating was imported from FB and unfortunately lacks any further comments.)

Draft at a former WW-II era German panzer division officers club, now run by the U.S. Army, somewhere in a Stuttgart suburb ;-) Pours bright yellow, small white head with poor retention. Aroma of straw and white pepper. Taste is plain, slightly bitter, watery.

Bottle (excavated by Quack-Duck!): Golden, white stable and lacy head; vegetables, grains and grassy hops in the nose; light and dry bitter-sweet flavour, light bodied, soft; maltier, a bit tart, bitter-sweet finish with a light acidity in the aftertaste. No, no.....

bottle from real,- Böblingen. Clear pale yellow, mid-sized head. Very light-bodied. Malty, slightly hoppy, very thin.

(bottle) Clear, golden colour with a medium-sized and persistent foamy white head. Slightly doughy pale malty aroma with notes of grassy hops. Bitter-sweet flavour, light to medium bodied with a rather calm carbonation. Pale malt character with light notes of cardboard and shy grassy hops; moderately dry bitter and slightly sweet finish with traces of metal. Drinkable, but boring Pils. 21.V.10

Bottle, Lidl. clear golden color, thick head. sweet, fruity aroma. Quite crisp and hoppy flavor. OK pilsener.

Clear, pale yellow coloured beer. Thin head is white and a bit creamy. OK lacing. Aroma is grassy, somewhat malty and slightly metallic. Buttery malts and dryish, hoppy finish. Flavor is dryish malty and in the finish medium bitter. Medium bodied, quite smooth mouthfeel.

Bottled, Lidl, 4.7%. Pale yellow, with a thick completely white head. Aroma quite fruity, some hay and grass. The taste is not that fulfilling, but the finish is balanced and fruity.