Weihenstephaner Original Bayrisch Mild (Premium)

Brewed by Bayerische Staatsbrauerei Weihenstephan
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Freising, Germany

Serve in Lager glass

11.2 fl. oz. bottle from a shaker. Pours a light golden color with a small white head - much like a macro lager. Aroma has a mild sweetness and some grassy notes. Taste has again a mild sweetness up front, and a decent lager hop finish. This is what a simple lager should taste like.

Very impressed with the thick white head that stuck around for a long while. Heavy white lacing due in part to the high carbonation. Light to medium yellow body. Aroma is faint hints of grass with hoppy overtones. Crisp taste,lightly bitter & fairly light. Finishes pretty quick.

Bottle. Pours gold with a large white head. Light aroma of caramel malt. Bland flavor of light caramel malts and a hint of grassy hops.

"This is pretty easy to attain in my area. Poured into a Long Trail pint Glass. A - Has a Pilsner color with a 2 finger head. The head stayed around for a while. Lots of bubbles rising to the top but not much going on with appearances. S - Clean, Citrus, Cloves. Lots of that going on. It’s a very clean beer like Budweiser actually tried but if they did, it would still be a bud. It has that Pilsner smell. T - It’s a nice taste but rather bland. Some citrus and malt made its way in but it’s just a standard beer and not one I get too excited about. M - Very light beer. Some flavors erupt when I swish it around. The feel goes away very quickly. O - This is a meh. It’s not cheap either at about $6 for a pint so I won’t be getting it again. Just a disappointing beer overall. I feel like these guys only have going for them that they’re the oldest brewery. This is the only style of their beers I’ve tried though."

Standard beer-hall beer. Kind of a pale color. Cheap European beer is so much beter than cheap American beer.

Faint aroma but a bold hoppy taste. Enjoyable but less so than their Hefe Weissbier.

Bottle. Pours clear yellow with a medium white head. The aroma is quite malty with notes of hay and light hops. The flavour is mainly malty with light notes of grain and caramel. Light fruity hoppy notes.

Enjoyed on tap at Coopers in Chicago, IL while hanging out with friends for joined birthdays. I didn’t take notes when drinking this, but I remember it was very very dry, heavy on the malts, and went down kind of rough. Not bad but just not my thing.