Theresianer Premium Pils

Brewed by Theresianer Antica Birreria di Trieste
Style: Pilsener
Nervesa della Battaglia, Treviso, Italy

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Bottle, 33cl. A clear, golden beer with a small, dense, white head. Rather buttery on the nose, fruity and lightly malty. The butterscotch isn’t as heavy in the flavor as in the aroma, but it’s sure present. Some bitterness. Quite fruity too. Medium body, rather dry, with pleasant carbonation. Well, definitely not my choice of pilsener, I’m hoping the unfiltered edition will be more interesting. 111001

25/08 0.33 l bottle from from Coop store, Gradisca d’Isonzo. It poured lighter golden body with medium sized head. Malty flowery aroma, weaker notes of floral and grass hops. Weaker, slightly sourish flavor, a bit stale. Fine malt underneath, medium bodied, longer finish, stale but much less and shows some fine dry herbal hops that help a lot on this beer. Wondering if this is in bad shape, though it has a whole year to its BB date.

0.33l bottle courtesy of heavy, thanks! Pale golden body, medium whize head. Grainy malty, dryish full nosr, brittle. The nice maltiness goes into the taste, bit creamy taste surrounded by a washed-out salty bitterish hopiness. Ok beer.

0.33 L bottle from Vinmonopolet, Vika. Big frothy white top. Clear, straw to pale gold colored body. Light sweet, light grainy malt aroma. Mild grassy hops, and a certain sourness is noticable. The same goes for the flavor. Sweetish grainy, light sourish and mild grassy hops. Less than medium full. Slick texture. Sharpish grainy endnotes. A decent, drinkable Pilsner, but their unfiltred is even better.

Misty pale gold pour good frothy head aromas grass hay grainy goodness fruit note flavour corn the carbonation is soft medium others tastes grassy mild fruit sweet maltedbarley no real sharpness only mild bitter but still a good flavour at least finish a gentle pilsner grain grass mild fruit morishing

01.07.2011, 0,33l Bottle. Vinmonopolet Bergen – Valkendorfsgate. Pale yellow colour with white head. Aroma malty, and there is some flavours of sweetish grassy hops. Very litte hops and bitterness. Flat flavourless aftertaste with no bitterness. Forgettable beer.

330ml bottle from Vinmonopolet Vika in Oslo, shared with Finn back home in Tromsø. Clear, late straw coloured body, loose white head, some of it remaining. Bready malts and grass to the nose. Sweet and half-dry fruity taste together with pale malts. Faint bitter endnotes. Subdued oily palate. Thin to medium. Ordinary pilsner (session, 29.06.2011).

Bottle. Pours clear straw coloured with a moderate sized creamy white head. Faint malty aroma, taste is on the sweet side, not enough bitterness her to balance it off, not a beer to remember.

Nice looking beer with dense sticking head. fairly clean malt and hop flavours but not bitter enough. Also too much dms in aroma. grainy and grassy, like a b grade German pils. marginally preferable to nastro azzurro or Moretti etc but still basically a sweet pils, which sort of defeats the purpose of a pils in my book.

Big white head with some big bubbles. Yellow body with strong carbonation. Strawy sugary aroma with floral bready notes. Sweet-dryish grainy bready taste with floral strawy notes. Mid-bodied. Mild, soft mouthfeel, with some prickling from the carbonation. Dryish mealy metallic strawy earthy aftertaste with herbal notes. It’s actually quite nice and drinkable. No real off tastes. (0.33l bottle, wine monopoly Vika, Oslo.)