5.0 Original Pils

Brewed by Feldschlößchen Braunschweig (Carlsberg)
Style: Pilsener
Braunschweig, Niedersachsen, Germany

a ok pils, nothing special though,abit of grass, slight sweetness, slightly malty, easy to drink, abit watery, eh.

Courtesy of Degarth. Pours from the can a clear deep gold and quickly dissipating white head. The aroma is mild with sweet malts and faint floral hops. The carbonation enhances the flavor helping out the sweetness and floral to mildly spicy hops.

Courtesy Degarth. Canned. Pale lager looking body with a fizzy, small off white head. Nose of corn adjuncts, sickly sweet cereal grains, some citrus hops and malts. Tastes like a pale lager more than a pils, a bit of a hop bite does save it somewhat. Light to medium bodied, watery palate. Finish is hoppy, actually the best part of the beer.

Medium coarse white head shrinks quickly. Yellow body with light carbonation. Sharpish grassy hop aroma with faint rubbery notes. Dry and sweetish milky grassy hop taste. Smooth and clean mouthfeel. Dry, straw and hops aftertaste with metallic notes. Nice, but not too great. A decent pilsener. (0.5l can from Rewe supermarket, Leipzig.)

Can. Well. They write on the can, that they dont spend money on fancy commercials and spend it all on making good beer. Dont believe it. This beer sucks.

Black can, 5.0%. Clear, shiny golden colour. Small white head. Bready flavour, low bitterness. Not very good.

bottled. pretty mild for a pils, golden, no head, almost no bitterness and a curious lime finish

Pale blonde. Slightly soapy, sonmewhat dusty aroma. Bitter flavor, not really hopbitter. Cardboard and a light soap flavor. Just below medium bodied. Some distant malt character. Very mediocre.