Wernesgrüner Pils

Brewed by Wernesgrüner Brauerei (Bitburger)
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Steinberg-Wernesgrün, Germany

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

tall can. Pours a pale lemony yellow with a nice thick white head. Husky grainy palate, grassy, slightly skunky euro-hop bite in the finish. Crisp and clean.

From a 500ml can. Very drinkable Pilsner. Nothing special, average for the style.

500ml can. Pale yellow with a giant white head. Surprising aroma of the not so great outdoors, like wet hay. Maybe not bad but unusual hop characteristic. Has a bit of a creamy mouth feel for the style. Flavour has the taste of the hop similar to the aroma but maybe more raw grain than wet hop. Interesting.

Canette 500 ml. 4.9%. Couleur jaune pâle, carbonisation moyenne. Arôme de céréale et agrume. Goût d’argrumes, elle est douce et légèrement sucrée. Je la préfère à ses soeurs Bitburger et Konig.

0.5 l can, thanks to Doggythedog for sharing. It poured pale yellow body with big head that lived up for the whole eternity! Salty nose, some herbal hops. Flavor was really awful to me, salty, soapy, slightly cardboard bitter. Leaves an artificial impression, but it’s too weak and thin bodied anyway. Almost no finish, almost bland except soap. Looks like some fine malts might be behind all this flavors that ruined it. Too bad for my eyes!

0.5l can purchased somewhere in Budapest, shared with heavy.
Poured a yellow body with a big thick white head that went away relatively slow. Grainy, sweet nose with some herbal hopiness. Ok, bitter taste, slightly salty, dry. Some nice honeyish maltiness underneath but the hoppy bitterness is so irritatingly crude it ruins everything...

tap at steamworks brewery. pours a clear pale yellow. crisp, grassy, hay. herbal hop profile. very clean and quaffable. enjoyed this quite a bit.

Bottle. After pouring light yellow color with medium head. Mature and bitter taste. Drinkable beer at a good price.