Bavaria Pilsener

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

this brew made me feel like i had an electric eel in my mouth and my finger was stuck in the car door.

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

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

A nice, crisp, clean tasting pilsner from the netherlands. Better than Heineken, but it’s no Grolsch. Give it a try.

Nice golden color,small white head with a decent staying power.Light malt aroma mild hops and a slight cereal like tone to it as well.Malty tast mildly bitter with a mild amount of hop presence,and a cereal taste.the after taste is unimpressive malty lightly bitter and little else.it's worth trying but it is nothing special.

Has that Heineken aroma of slight skunkiness along with a very similar taste. The alcohol might peek through just a tad. Doesn’t have much of that characteristic pilsener bite.

440 ml. can...NZ$12.00/dozen at the moment; who could pass it up? Pale brown; average fuzzy head. Slightlly grassy but nothing much else in terms of flavour or aroma. The aftertaste left by the the grassiness is, however, quite pleasant, IMHO. Goes well with a full stomach and a long night of sport-watching.

I really like the way this beer looks, light golden color, lively carbonation, huge creamy (maltose induced) head. Unfortunately, it stinks... that is, the aroma is unfortunate. (What’s Dutch for "skunk?") This is very soft in the mouth and actually doesn’t taste too bad in a mild, malty way. But there’s little neligible hopping, so this certainly isn’t a pils... at least, a good one. Watery clean finish.