Bavaria Pilsener

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

One of the worst pale lagers I’ve ever tried. Gassy, flat and acidic. Was it a beer?

Usual pilsner, blah, blah, blah. But hey it was on offer at my supermarket. Thats it!

Average Dutch beer....nice ppearance but taste lets it down a little, okay for the price ( quid for a 660ml bottle )

(my bottle - identical label as illustrated - claims 5% ABV) Clear gold; thick and fluffy yellow head, fed by heavy carbonation, but not very stable. Very grainy nose, and the same time sulphuric - and meant is H²S! This is "skunked", as you Americans call it, big time. Boring, light-sweet pilsener, some maize/corn. And if "hops can easily be distinguished" it must be by their utter absence. Watery texture, with a nearly slimy mouthfeel. Once gotten over the rotten eggs nose, this is "easily drinkable"? If you forget your retronasal perception, perhaps - with a good thorough cold?

Yellow with too much carbonation...smells skunky...bitter finish...definately grassy...

Bottled (BB 07/2004)
Typical lager outfit: yellow golden with foamy white head. Grassy aroma. Plain and simple with grassy hops and malty backbone.

plain yellow beer skunky aroma and a skunk metalic taste. I didnt like this at all and wont be getting again.

Clean and refreshing with light hop and very light malt aroma that reminds me of crackers. Everything about this is light and laid back. Not much sweetness or bitterness. It’s a decent drink that knows its place in life. No pretentions or ambitions. Finish is of a medly of floral hops. Cheap and acceptable.