Thomaskirche Pils

Brewed by Brauerei an der Thomaskirche
Style: Pilsener
Leipzig, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Medium shiny white lasting coarse head. Hazy yellow body. Mealy grassy spicy aroma . Dry herbal grassy mealy taste wth light medicinal notes. Dry medicinal aftetaste. Quite nice. (0.3l draft at the brewpub.)

UPDATED: MAY 16, 2006 Draught at da pub. Cloudy opaque rich golden pour, yellowish in the gleaming sun, with a frothy, lacing white head. Very bubbly, looks great. Medium-powerful aroma, malty and a bit dusty. Crisp, bitter first taste. A little oily, not too thin. Buttery, and ends on a herby/grassy note. Good but not setting the world aflame.

Magarine and butter aroma; bitterish taste with butter and grass aromas; bitterish finish with butter and wood aromas. Far too buttery - it completely overwhelms any other flavour.

Draught at he brewpub. This beer is unpleasant and acrid. Undrinkable. bitter finish. something must be wrong with this particular brew.

Draft @ the brewpub. Light hoppy aroma, sweet malts. Hazy yellow body, small white head. Hoppy flavor, ends bitter.

Draught at the brewpub. Slightly cloudy yellow coloured. Notes of cabbage in the aroma. Mild flavour with some hoppiness and grassiness. Rather thin.

Sampled draught at Brauhaus an der Thomaskirche, Leipzig.
Yellow and cloudy. Malt aroma. Dry and firmaly malty. Chewy with soft mouthfeel. Long pleasant grassy bitter finish. Crisp and very well balanced this is a an excellent thirst quencher and a great German style pilsener.

sorry to be lacking in details about this beer but the waiter was too busy coping with the traffic from europe's largest pub festival to answer my stupid questions about the beer. it was unfiltered, pretty light cloudy, with that apple cider aroma and taste that gets into many of these yeasty beers. then i started talking russian with this guy with a big red moustache and stopped taking notes because i was embarrassed