Weismainer Hopfen Gold

Brewed by Püls Bräu
Style: Pilsener
Weismain, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Süffiger, leicht süßer Hopfenbeginn. Keine Bitterkeit, hellmalzig würzig. Laffer Mittelteil, wenig bitterer Ausklang. 9/8/9/8/8/8

(Flasche) Es hat eine goldgelbe Farbe, ist klar filtriert mit einer weißen Schaumkrone. Das Aroma ist sehr würzig mit einer gut passenden süße und einer Fruchtnote. Der Geschmack ist fast samtig, leicht süßlich und sonst recht schlank. Die Bittere kommt erst recht spät, aber dann angenehm stark, dafür bleibt sie dann aber auch lange im Mundraum. Zusammengefsst ein hervoragendes Pils.

500 ml bottle. 0559. BB 31/08/12. From bierzwerg.de.
Clear pale golden colour with small to average size white head. Aroma is grassy and herbal hoppy with rubbery and malty notes. Flavour is floral and grassy hoppy with malty sweetness and mild herbs. Not bad.

Bottle. Light golden, small to average and fully diminishing head. Light to moderate, malty – lightly grainy and sweetish aroma, faint grassy hoppyness. Body is light to medium, malty – lightly grainy and lightly sweetish flavor, light hoppyness. Finish is short to average, malty – lightly grainy and lightly sweetish, some sharp metal with light grassy hoppyness. Lightly sweetish pils with sharp metal in the finish – nothing special.

(bottle) pours a clear yellow colour with a frothy white head. aroma of barnyard and floral hops, with a hint of nettles, grass and grain. flavour is mostly the same, with nice floral-hoppy overtones and mellow, honeyed pale malts underneath. medium-bodied with average carbonation and a very light bitter finish.

50 cl bottle, rated on 21.09.2009
Bright, yellow colour. Small and long-lasting head. Sweetish aroma feels like märzen with grainy malt. Flavour is dryish and slightly sour. Bitter aftertaste, a bit too much CO2 on palate. Average stuff.

Screw-cap bottle: Pale greenish-golden, a bit unclear, mid-sized to big fluffy white head; mild, but distinctive herbal-hoppy nose with sweet pale malt underneath; moderate sweet-bitter flavour, very soft; light to medium bodied; balanced hoppy-sweet finish. Underrated goody.....

The bottle looks good, except that twist-off cap. Beer in the glass zippy, nice head. Starts very spicy-grasy, dry, bitter background. Intense hoppy-grasy finish, still very spicy. Nice spicy pils!

The beer in the glass is pale yellow, very lively, with gross sparkling head. Hoppy-bitter and grassy aroma. Starts tangy spicy-hoppy, very bitter, Pleasant hoppy-bitter aftertaste, again with a strong spicy note. Further, the beer is very hoppy bitter and strong spicy, but without being intrusive. Ordinary Pils!

Bottle (with a really cheap screwtop). Clear gold with a full white head. Bready aroma with a grassy background. Taste of hops, lots of them mixed with malt leading to a very bitter finish.