Bavaria Pilsener

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

Bottle... Clear, deep golden lager with a large, fizzy, white head. The aroma and flavor pretty much mirror each other... clover honey and lemon. Medium-bodied and oily with fizzy carbonation. Crisp, lightly sweet finish. Better than expected!

A little skunky and a bit wet/soggy tasting, sweetish, with slight bitter finish, very thin, very light, but i guess its still drinkable.

Pours a bright clear golden with a thin-lacing wispy white head. Aroma of slightly skunked earthy hops and pale grain with just a hint of sweetness. Starts lightly sweet with some faint toasty biscuity notes and a sprinkling of Saaz hops. Body is pretty thin and watery without much character at all. I guess this would be refreshing on a hot summer’s day, but otherwise, it gives Bavaria a bad name.

Medium body, golden colour and big head. Aroma and flavior is rather boring. Refreshing when enjoyed icecold.

(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?

Bottled, 330ml, pasteurised. Tesco Premium Lager. Gold with white head. Thin malty lager, quite herd on the palate but then moving to a sugary sweetness. not good at all.

Not much flavour or aroma here. Quite clean and refreshing though.