Schwaben Bräu Pilsner

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

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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The bottle looks good, the beer in the glass also. Very much foam, but fast collapsing. Flavor modest hoppy, not really dry, modest malty. Not bad!

Bottle, Lidl. Pale gold with white halo. Soapy tin snout and slippery mouth. Bread, metal, cardboard malt graininess. Lingeringly bitter. Superior crappy pils so grainy it almost tastes like an n/a beer.

Bottle, Lidl. Pale straw thin white head. Mouth is hoppy with a hint of staleness. Some grassiness in there. Mouth is malty with a hint of skunk and hops. Quite clean. Alright for the price.

(Lidl, 4.6 %). Looks like pils/lager, a mixture of fresh and skunky nose. Buttery and a bit czech style hoppiness in the flavor, doesn’t taste very classic german to me, but then again I’m not that familiar with southern german pils’. Some metallic hints in there too. Very good for the price (6-pack for 3.99 €).

Pours clear with golden colour. Aroma has malts and some grassy hops. A bit bitter taste. Not bad at all considering the price (from Lidl supermarket).

330ml stubby bottle from Lidl. A clean and crisp pale lager with some dusty hops at the back and in the swallow. Cleaner and lighter tasting than Czech lagers, but that sort of hop level.

Golden hue with a reasonable head. Slightly skunky nose. Clean crisp taste with some bitterness in the finish. Standard stuff, fairly bland.

Golden with a very slight haze.Quite sharp although there was no carbonation. Some maltiness. An unassuming but pleasant pils.

0.33l bottle at home. Pale yellow with tin head. Light bitter taste. Nothing special.

Light yellow colored, no head. Estery, mildly metallic aroma. Thin to medium bodied. Flavor has mild hops and esters, ending is somehow skunky.