Spaten Pils

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

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

bottled. i dunno, just a standard bavarian pils. quite pale, hay aroma, not a lot of bitterness but drinkable

A good summer beer for the Germans. They love the dark stuff so for this beer to get a good rating they did ok. Like the sublte hops and the yeast flavor was the only bad part. But if it was hot and this was there and only PBR I would drink this for sure.

Aroma is light and hoppy, though the skunkiness makes itself known after a few seconds. Appearance is... urine-y. Lots of carbonation, though little head. Flavor is very biting, just not in a good way. Balanced finish, but the first thing out is a bit of that pale lager weakness. Though it’s great after the smell. Mouthfeel is thin, watery. Nothing special, but for $2.50, it’s not terrible.

My that’s one funky-smelling brew, almost like bad apples. Taste is much better but not great. Light nothingness mostly. Surprsingly thick in the finish for its style.

Bottle. Golden color with a white head. The taste is dry hoppy notes on a light malty body.

UPDATED: JAN 4, 2006 Light golden color. Head is foamy at first and then dissapears with no lacing. Sweet aroma with some serious skunk undertones. The taste is very bitter and no real carbonated pils bite. Also very bitter hoppy taste that affect the palate negatively and changed the smell for the rest of the glass.

A light yellow beer with a small white head. The aroma is sweet malty and slightly hoppy. The flavor is sweet and rather hoppy.

Bottled. Pale golden coloured. Fresh hoppy aroma. Hoppy and grassy flavour with a dry finish.