Bavaria Pilsener

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

Piss yellow. No head. Aroma of wilting hay. Semi-sweet. Some hops in the finish. Terrible.

Can from the LCBO: Poured a deep gold clear lager with a rocky 2 finger cap with fair retention and lacing... Aroma is fairly well pronounced grainy/bready malts with light floral hopping somewhat like clover ( no dutch skunk here like Heineken)... ..fair malt spine. soft mineral mouth feel, smooth rounded malty character.... Fairly 2 dimensional Dutch lager with a good dose of carapils malts up front then a light herbal-lemony effect from attenuated nobel hopping, clean finish, slight drying from a light use of wheat... biscuit after taste ....like a malty, soft pilsner....this is what Grolsch would taste like if they pumped up their malts and were medium bodied. A decent Euro all malt golden lager from a lagge dutch brewer who do their own malting....clean malty taste, minimal sweetnes, subdued lemmony hopping, soft mouth feel...no surprizes or over complexity....very drinkable....I’ll buy more if there is no JR Brickman around.

Prominently skunky from the bottle. Extremelywatery pale yellow color, sudsy. Dominant barley taste almost completely conceals the flavor of hops. Grass finish. In a word, swill. Most mass produced American beers are better than this.

12 oz bottle. This was better the heiny...although this is "premium"...

Typical pils color, clear no sedimentation. A hoppy earthy floral nose. Has a rather mild malt sweetness with herbacious undertones. Like a watery Heineken. Not as bad as some of the raters have made it out to be but certainly no better than average.

Mine wasn’t as skunky as Heineken, but was even weaker.

I got a six of this while on vacation at Myrtle Beach. For only $3.99 it turned out to be a decent beer. Even though it was suprisingly sweet, it did it’s job for that night and I had no reprocussions from it.

Pours clear pale yellow with foamy white head. Aroma is sweet malts and saazy hops with lots of grass and hay. Flavor slightly sweet, grassy and a bitter dry saaz hop finish. Overall, just so so.