Spaten Pils

Brewed by Spaten-Franziskaner-Bräu (InBev)
Style: Pilsener
Munich, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

botella 330 Cl.

Golden bronze, moderate to large head, decent lacing and retention. Aroma is grain, bread, grass, vanilla. Medium to light body, moderate to light bitterness and sweetness.

Pours a pale golden color with nice white head that hung around for a while. Nice grassy aroma with a floral element to it as well. Flavor is pretty much standard fare, but is very smooth with a pleasant mouthfeel. This is a very refreshing and easy drinking beer.

Pale golden color. Nice hoppy aroma. Flavor is very much a European Pilsener. Very nice clean flavor with a bitter finish. Nice session beer.

I can’t believe I’ve never rated this beer. From about 1995-1998 this was my go to choice of beer during the hot months. A very easy to drink, easy to enjoy beer that goes down well on it’s own, or with common, every day foods. I figured I’d grab a bottle during a run to the store and see if it holds up to the past 10 years worth of beer drinking. Light grassy hops in the aroma with a touch of bready yeast and grains. Superb appearance....clear, golden yellow, fluffy head with nice lacing. Clean, crisp mouthfeel without any overcarbonation. A slightly grassy, herbal flavor with just enough yeast and malt to notice. Fantastic summertime beer.

Draught at Restaurant Manfred´s, Göteborg, Sweden. Pale golden, rich white head. Clean, bready malt aroma with herbal hops. Nicely balanced with a bitter finish.

very dry, light colored yellow pils, not bad, i would drink it again.better on draught then from the bottle

aroma of pabst, thin watery gold color. taste was surprisingly mellow with a nice sweetness to it