Tucher Pilsener

Brewed by Tucher Bräu Fürth (Oetker Group)
Style: Pilsener
Fürth, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Very regular beer, but good, the GErmans really know how to brew. Good foam and with the heat it does not get spoiled, it is nice to drink it. Although in the whole I would prefeer some more.

Bottle. Aroma is light bitter malt, sweet edges, simplistic. Clear pale yellow pour with a foamy, rocky, clingy white head. Very malty taste, touch of grass and bitter hops, light body but smooth. Below average but drinkable, nothing offensive here. Little oily.

On draft in Eisenach, Germany. Golden color with a moderate head, that lasted a while with good lacing. Citrus nose and distinct hops. Carbonation moderate. Clean and highly drinkable pils that goes down easy.

A golden beer with no head, but fizzy. A strong lemony citrus nose with some metallic hop aroma. The taste is again, tinny and hoppy, then a strong lemony flavour.

strange the amount of people that have tried this considering Tucher’s other big beers. This Pislner passed on all the qualities of a decent Pils with a freshness not really found in the other tucher products Ive tried. Pretty decent stuff here. Went great with salmon.

Bottle. Straw color with a large frothy white head that diminished slowly. Average hoppy citrus aroma. Medium body. Moderate hoppy citrus flavor with a light bitter finish of average duration. Drinkable, but average.

new arrival at my local store. Spelled as Pilsener. Medium yellow body with a foamy white head. This left a lot of lacing in my lager glass. The aroma is decently hoppy with soybeans and some celery. There is also a hint of fresh flowers. The taste has some potatoes and hay. There is also some light spice, but it’s very faint. Clean and fairly smooth, but nothing special.

(bottle) Clear yellow colour with a mid-sized foamy and stable white head. Floral hoppy aroma with a tinge of light-sweet maltiness and cake dough. Bitter flavour, medium to light bodied, crispy mouthfeel. Light-sweet initial malty taste with a shy note of citrus-fruits, dry and medium-bitter floral and herbal hoppy finish. Clean, decent German Pils, which is above being average.

Bottled. Pale yellow colour. Medium bubbly head. Floral hoppy aroma. Slightly malty and sweet, but mainly flowery and hoppy. Finishes dry and hop-bitter. Nice.

Bottle. Golden colour with a big dissapering white head. Light malty hoppy aroma and taste, light dry. Medium body and a dry finish.