Bavaria Pilsener

Bottle - July 2006. Pours a golden color whit a very thin white head. Aroma is skunk, rather sweet some grain, no aftertaste.

From a green, eight-ounce bottle purchased on clearance at "liquor Direct" in Covington, Kentucky - This one pours a pale yellow with a full white head of foam and almost no odor. Tastewise... finally, a beer that can outbland Heiniken! It’ll not be a reapest buy!

500ml can at a drinking session in Skibotn. Pale yellow. White foam. Grassy aroma. Some lemon flavour. Too carbonated. Watery (14.07.2006).

Can 0,5l. Bright golden colour. A shortlived head. A complete watery hopeless beer. Good grief.

Bottle. Grassy and corny. I keep forgetting that I’m not a huge fan of Lagers.

Poured from a 12oz bottle yellow with a fluffy white head that left minimal lacing. Aroma was grassy hops and corn. Flavor was hoppy with a touch of sweet malt and a bit of bitterness in the finish. It was a crisp and refreshing brew, best is ice cold on a hot summer day. They just seam to disappear.

Pours a pale straw coloured hue with good carbonation and a fluffy head. Well hopped corn and malt taste with faint citrus flavour. Not too bad. (500ml can)

330ml bottle from The Beer Store. Pours pale to golden yellow with a sparkly effervescence. Quite highly carbonated but not sharp on the tongue. Head is white and long lasting with nice lacing. Aroma of bread and hops. Nice malt and hop balance throughout, with as much or more body than most lagers sold in this country. Definitely better than it’ fellow Dutch lagers Heineken or Grolsch commonly found here. Priced the same as the common macro lagers ie: Canadian, Blue etc so I think I will grab this one next time instead.