Allgäuer Teutsch Pils

Brewed by Allgäuer Brauhaus (Oetker Group)
Style: Pilsener
Kempten, Germany

Bottled, pasteurised, 330ml at The Beyerischer Hof, Kempten, Bayern. Pale gold with white head. Crisp, dry but somewhat thin. There is a grassy, dry, green hop onn a biscuity malt, but little else. A fairly standard pilsener.

Aroma of hops and malt. Crisp, clean taste that marries well with shellfish. Some grassy notes with a quenching finish. Not quite up to Victory Prima standards, but then what is? This is what moutbroedie like Beck’s and Miller never can be.

Crisp and clean with a nice amount of carbonation. Enjoyable and highly quffable, with a solid body and lingering finish. Biscuity malts are dominant with some grassy hoppiness and a bit of bitter lemony acidity.

Made an average appearance, poured a slightly hazy orangish and yellowish golden with a foamy white head that settled into a thin, bubbly lacing, good pilsener carbonation. Had a nose of lemons and grass with a sweet biscuity maltiness. A crisp, dryish and smooth medium bodied mouthfeel, above average drinkability. Nice, pleasant pilsener tasting, a softly tart lemon, herbal and grassy, sweet grainy, pilsener malts, the hops have a brisk bitterness and a dry bready finish. Not the best pilsener in the world, but will do and at an affordable price.

A yellow beer with a huge white head. The aroma has light notes of both butter and hops, while the flavor is sweet malty, leading to a dry bitter end. The buttery aroma is a drawback.

A pretty plain pils, straw, malty, little hops, an ok drinker, but quite boring.

Tap. Transparent, magnifying and pure gold brilliance in color with a creamy, foamy, sudsy, one inch thick white head. Great earthen spice aroma with pepper, scratchy sourdough, herbaceous grass, pollen semblances and a lemon bread crust outreach. Flavor doesn’t lose much ground. Low carbonation gives way to an all-out biscuit and crescent roll grasp. Musky cologne and a cool liquidity are instated henceforth. Slight lemon grass traits and cleansing pine sap serve a supporting role. Medium-to-light bodied and crisp, yet smooth over everything. Baguettes and crusty bread heels come in with a touch of wind flapping through dandelions for the finish.

Bottle. Clear yellow coloured with a white head. Aroma of malts, grain and hops with herbal notes. Flavour of malts and hops. Dry hoppy finish.