Stiegl Pils

Brewed by Stiegl
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Salzburg, Austria

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Yellow pour. White head. Crackers, biscuit, malt and hops in the aroma. Flavor is hoppy and bitter with good crackery malts. Not bad at all.

Bottled 0,50L. Golden yellow color, discreet bubbly, good head. Fresh and herbaceous aroma with light notes of dampen cereals. Thanks to Mauro for this one.

500 ml. brown bottle. Pours a thin head, over a pale yellow (SRM 2-3) clear body.....nose is mild biscuit, bit of floral hop, possibly corn....taste initially mild malts, then gentle hop bitterness arrives and lingers.....mouth feel is light, with a tendency towards watery. Identifiable as a Pilsener, but is somewhat lighter than the best. The hop bitterness is its strong point.

green 330ml bottle, train rating. stinky dried/aged hops in the nose, lightstruck malts give it that typical green-bottle twang with faint notes of petroleum. crisp bite on the palate. light body, crisp texture. simple, sweaty and twangy as expected.

Bottle, golden with white head. Bread, citrus and yeast. Quite boring beer.

pale yellow color, soapy head that dissapates fast, medium-high carbonation, light malty flavor and little hop on the finish, some typical european skunkyness - which isnt necessarily bad. Notes of light grain, corn. a good pilsener which I would drink again, however not much more than a shade better than an average pils

Draught. Clear golden orange no head. Minimal aroma - slightly malty and hoppy. Light body and medium carbonation. Decent Pils taste with reasonable bitter hoppy finish. Decent beer. Easy drimking.

Bottle picked up from Market of Choice by my buddy Ty. Pours a grainy yellow with a thick, bubbly white head and huge lacing. Aroma is grassy and grainy with a light bit of citrus hop. Flavor is grainy, light malt and light citrus hop. Pretty much an average mediocre Pils.