Bavaria Pilsener

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

No 240
Rated: 31.10.2007

Can, 500 ml
Appearance: Pours very bright golden body with no carbonation, the head is medium, white and rocky, mostly diminishing dynamically changing, the head gives some lacing, what is surprising is thatthere are no bubbles in the body of the beer at all after the head is formed.
Aroma: Mild, chalky a bit, oily, grains, a kind of bitter, hoppy freshness, rather not mellow and milky like the previous - ’Lager’ version, some hints of a nasty smell like dirt, something sweaty and dirty.
Flavour: Oily texture, front is mild, no carbonation on plate, accidic, dry impression in the aftertaste - chalky like, metalic, bitterness and hoppy freshness is present, grainy, finish duration is short.
Palate: Light, texture is oily, carbonation is flat (very minute amount of gass), finish feel is grainy, chalky, accidic (light), alcoholic (light).

Canned sample. Golden in colour with medium carbonation. Aromas of slightly sticky pale malts, and a wiff of grassy hops. Simplistic pale malt flavors to start, followed by some harsh/husky grain notes, with a solvent-like finish. Pretty basic stuff.... vaguely drinkable.

For me this beer represents home, purely emotional since I live about 10 k’s from the brewery. This is a decent beer for a decent price, something you can drink every day. It’ll give you no headaches, no stomach problems due to an excess of carbonic acid and has a proper taste to alcohol ratio. It’s definitely a Pilsener (Lager) but isn’t as light as the well known lagers as Heineken/Fosters/Carlsberg/Stella. Very drinkable at room temperature.

Standard pils, nothing to stand out but just a drinkable, boozy european pilsner.

355ml bottle, found in the bottom of the fridge. Even 5 months past its b/b date still in decent shape. A little bit adjunt based, corny but still better than most in a gree n bottle that end up in this country.

...big bottle. Cheap, decent hop notes, with slight malt flavor. Lacking body, but worth a try due to the low price. Good for binge drinking, hahaha.

gold blond coloured body with a white head a hoppy and malty aroma a hoppy and malty taste with a wattery bitter finish

12oz bottle. Clear, pale yellow with medium-sized, white head. The aroma is light with some floral hop notes and some graininess with a touch of corn (DMS?). The flavor is lightly grainy and lightly sweet with a subtle bready character and some noble hop flavors. The finish is balanced with some muted bitterness and is dry and crisp. The mouthfeel is well-carbonated but not spritzy, and the body is light to medium in fullness. Overall, a lightly-flavored, pale, Eurpoean lager - like countless others...