Bavaria Pilsener

Brewed by Bavaria Brouwerij (Netherlands)
Style: Premium Lager
Lieshout, Netherlands

This beer is imported, I’m assured by the label, so I’ve got that going for me. However, its called "Bavaria", but its from Holland. That seems, I don’t know, deceptive somehow. I mean, really, You can’t just call your beer Bavaria and then boom, you’ve got yourself a Bavarian beer. You can’t fool me. This is a standard green bottle importedlager, by the way.

I liked this one. Yeah, it’s light, but it is a pilsener. Not a lot of malt flavor but has a good hop finish. Light gold in color with a big snow white head. The head lasted and left clearly defined sip lines. It is refreshing. The 8 ounce bottles require two just to score and satisfy.

Sampled from can. Bavaria pours a brilliant gold with a lasting white head. Aroma is mild with uncharacteristic DMS-like characteristics. Flavor is balanced with a good malt backbone and pretty much devoid of character. Light to medium-bodied, moderately carbonated and easy to drink. Simply unsophisticated and common.

Much sweeter than expected, no skunk at all, which was a surprise. May have purchased the bber the way this brewer meant it to be served. Holland may be saved.

Another medicinal skunk lager, yay. I thought brewers were using beta hop oils to get around that now. A little malt under there. Clear with some lacing. Very watery and low in flavor but has some delicate floral notes intermingled with industrial lager harshness. Wouldn’t be a bad keg party beer.

Bad one pilsen, nonexistent aroma. Economic. Cattiva pilsen, aroma inesistente. Economica.

Can. Golden colour with a slim white head. Aroma of malts. taste of malts with some hops. Not bad.

Bottled. Golden colour, mediumsized white head. Sweet malty nose. Sweet maltish flavour with some hoppy notes. A bit mouthdrying. Also some hints of grass and caramel in flavour.