Spaten Pils

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

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Pale gold. Compact foam. Fresh and fizzy. Delicate aroma with a very balanced bitter however.

Pale color, Very average, unremarkable. Kind of fizzy with a bitter (slightly) End. OK

Bottled. Pale gold with gassed head. Yeasty dry pils with a reasonable hoppiness and crisp malt. Some taste through the CO2, just a little ligtweight.

Pours a light golden with a rather small head. Nice grassy noble hop aroma. Innitial taste is hoppy with a nice sweetness. Firm body. Finnish is slightly bitter with a fair amount of diacetyl. A nice pairing with the grilled hebi I was enjoying.

Crystal clear gold and a head that didn’t die out on me, it maintained through out the drink. Good malt character with a sour grass flavor and some sweet bread or doughness about it. Is fairly decent but only something i’d drink again as a last resort.

Clear pale gold color. Crisp clean flavor. Light hops in the finish. A drinkable pils.

A solid pils. Not as clean as I would like to see but that might be due to improper storage on the part of the retailer. Really, I’d like to try this on tap. There may well be a great beer lurking in there somewhere.

Light fizzy head on a golden liquid. Hop aroma tilted towards vegetable. Decent Pilsener. Not a big finish but enough hop taste. Hops leaning towards harsh but still very tasty. Finding it in cans it would be a good beer for the park.