Trumer Pils

Bottled. Shining yellow color with good fizz. Creamy and adherent head of good duration. Bitter and light alcoholic scent with notes of malty, cereals and dry grass. Pungent and lively taste even if a lot washed out. Long-lasting bitter, decidedly refreshing even if of short persistence.

A well done average pilsner. Very dry and a little sweet, with a taste of honey. Light and drinkable, it accompanied my pizza perfectly.

12 oz bottle. Pours pale golden color. Fairly thin head, but lasts a decent amount of time. Average lacing. Aroma is strong of citrus, hops, and some skunk. Very little malt in the flavor. Somewhat bitter tasting, but not overbearing. Finish is thin and dry. This pils is okay, but not great. It’s just not a very complex brew.

Light Pilsner on tap at Tapwerks in OKC. Pale golden, with mild malt notes and a hint of noble hop aroma. Brewed in Berkely, CA - not Austria. Clean and refreshing, with just the right amount of hop bitterness for the style. Pretty nice beer.

Very nice beer. Has the true pilsner taste with a little bit of the skunkyness to it but the good kind.

Bottle, at GBBF 2005. Straw gold, thin white head and low condition. Gentle graininess in the nose, low sweet malt and gentle flowery hoppiness in the mouth and a low hop bitterness in the finish.

draft. clear golden with thick white head, the aroma is slightly citrusy with hint of malt. clear and finishes bitter.

This is the sprite of Pilsners. THe pour is indicative of a pils with a good light gold color and a quick form and receding head. The smell is crisp hops, a little bitter root, and thats about it. The taste is smooth and slightly hopped, but thatskind of where it ends, it is rather unimpressive. I dont ge tmuch from this. The mouthfeel is exactly like sprite. Quite, bubbly, slightly smooth, but in the end, just light enough to be kind of refreshing.