Stiegl Pils

Brewed by Stiegl
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Salzburg, Austria

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Nice German pils, however sweeter and not as crisp as other examples. Sometimes floats in between Helles and Pils. Can everyone and a while have a strange flavor. Serving: Bottle and tap

Pours straw yellow with thick white head and foamy lacing. Notes of grass, hay, and corn. Slight bitter kick. Crisp.

Half liter can purchased in vienna. Sweet grainy taste, medium/light. Decent lager but wouldn’t go out of my way to have again.

I know nostalgia shouldn’t come in to play, but I do have very fond memories of this beer in the Austrian alps many many years ago. The beer is as good as I remember, a real pilsener’s pilsener. Pour is amber with a decent white head that dissipates and is quite low carbonation. The aroma is real saaz spice and flavour is mild malt sweetness with a great balanced finish. What also impresses is the sense of cleanliness that is missing in a lot of european beers. Glad to see it on our shores

Almost yellow in color with white head. Big malty and bready aroma, hint of caramel. No hops at all in this one, but big rich bready malt with slight sweetness throughout.

Colour was quite light yellow with darker tones at top and bottom. Nose: very malty but light with some dandelion. Taste: soft and light buttery sweet toffee, flowery middle and finish, short but more toffee finish. Quite enjoyed this as a no-stress relax-with-friends craft brew.

~Strong spicy saaz hop scent with mild sour malts. ~pours very clear light gold, effervescent with big lasting white head. ~Spicy saaz flavor with balance of mild malt. ~med body, med CO2, spicy hop light finish, dry. ~Average Pils, not really a fan of lots of spicy saaz hops.

Bottle. Clear golden colour with a medium white head. Nice malty aroma and taste with heavy hoppy notes.