Stiegl Pils

Brewed by Stiegl
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Salzburg, Austria

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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.

Good and refreshing when cold, but nothing special. Pours standard light golden, white quite a lot of white head.

On tap at Uber. Carbonated with two fingers white head. Smell is nice and light. Very drinkable, crisp, refreshing,.

Bottle. Rating #335. Pale yellow, light gold in appearance with a bubbly white head. Crisp white bread aroma with a touch of hops sneaking in the back door. Flavor is crisp, light bitterness and a nice clean finish and a light aftertaste. Nice. (2102)

Golden, creamy head, sweet and drinkable. A very simple straight forward pilsner style.

Bottle 0,3ltr:Golden coloured very well brewed beer with an nice slightly bitter taste.

Bright, medium gold with clinging, soda-pop carbonation and a loose, depleting, sudsy white heat. Delicate Noble hop nose with inklings of chaff, dried mown grass, honey and toasted malt. Initially quit dry in the mouth, clean toasted grains, quite gritty, with, spicy, herbaceous and dusty hop background that gives it a moderately bitter swallow. Ends quite short, crisp, the body holding light and the carbonation adequate of style. A little sweet biscuit develops as it warms. The hops begin to flourish also, getting more pronounced as the glass empties. Keeps good though, a very easy drinking number that neither here nor there. It’s only real let down is its appearance. (Labelled Salzburger Stiegl Bier, 33cL, BB 03/02/12, Dan Murphys)

Bottle consumed at the World Travel Market, Excel, London. A yellow coloured pour with a medium white head on top. Malty, vaguely hoppy aroma. Tastes malty, hoppy, crisp. Rather thin pilsener but I did manage to finish it. Better than expected.

Bottle. Clear yellow colour with a white head. Aroma and flavour of grass, bread, malt and hops.