Bavaria Pilsener

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

golden color, non-dense head that is gone soon. Gassy, grainy, standard Eurolager. The commerical Desription says neutral character, and that hits it dead on. Drinkable, but nothing special or inviting about this beer

Can: Golden colour with nice head, slighlty bitter with faint tones of hops. Overall not a bad commercial Pilsener.

Can. Golden colour with a slim white head. Aroma of malts. taste of malts with some hops. Not bad.

Paris - Hoppy nose after the gold pour. Good hop taste which was slightly sour. Goes down smooth and was another nice beer for rounds.

This was once (quite some time ago) my favorite beer. Why ? It’s foreign, it has a plain but maybe enjoyable taste, and everyone else said it was great. Now I know better. And it seems that those people who were "everyone else" know better too. A passable mass produced pils. Rated Premium Pils accidentaly before... copied the review here and deleted the other one.

I had this on in the same sitting as Hollandia and found them quite similar. A nothing special - lightly hopped lager. Cookie, grain, hay, straw, grapefruit, apple, wine. Quite malt sweet. Slightly dry.

Got a sixer of this for my birthday after telling someone that I liked a lot of belgian beers. Well, it’s not belgian, but it’s not bad. Has that characteristic continental lager/pilsener taste with a little more bitterness and a little less hop flavor than most import lagers. Standard golden pilsener color with light carbonation and a thin white head. Apparently this one doesn’t travel well, I think there is decent turnover in my local bottle shop, so I think I got a relatively fresh batch. why do breweries package export beer in green bottles instead of brown? THe world may never know.

Fine party pils - drinks like water with nothing to make it complicated. Very smooth and ’warm’ taste with little bitterness. It’s really like eating old-fashioned bread - the kind with lots of yeast.