Bavaria Pilsener

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

12oz bottle from 24 variety pack: Light golden color, medium sized head, big bubbles, fairly quickly diminishing, aroma of malts, taste of malts, acidic, slightly bitter, light, not much flavor.

What can I say, this is a skunky watered down version of Heineken. It lacks aroma, flavor and it has a very lacking palate!

Blatantly not from Bavaria but it does tastes a little bit like a Helles. Nice soft malt but it’s a bit milky. Not much hop going on but I guess that’s the style. Not bad.

crystal clear yellow appeaarance, which is actually the best component of this beer. a lot of carbonation for a lager, flavor is low on the malt for a lager and not much better on the hops, really a quite flavorless beer, almost amazingly so

Sweet, lightly malty, and weak. Huge pile of billowy white head on top of straw liquid. Malt flavors were quite decent but the hops were nowhere to be found.

Can. Yeasty-biscuity nose and flavor. Bright yellow, active carbonation, patchy head. Palate opens harsh but finishes soft.

Taking a guess that this was the beer. All I wrote down was Holland Beer. Sixer of 12 oz green bottles from local Kroger.Pretty good skunk at first pour that dissipated. Pale and honey malt aroma with light noble hop character. Clear light straw with small white head. Light pale/pilsner malt flavor with some honey and graininess, noble hop character with a touch of a solvent alcohol note. Light body with dry finish.

This one pours a clear, typically golden yellow lager color with a small, bubbly white head. The head dissipates and the beer has a big skunk aroma at first, but the skunkiness recedes revealing some mild hop floral notes and a bit of malty sweetness. It has a light body with moderate carbonation. The flavor is slightly hoppy up front, but everything is lost in the bland, watery finish. It has some slightly sweet corn notes against the traditional malt notes. Mediocre at best.