Bavik Premium Pils

Brewed by Bavik-De Brabandere
Style: Pilsener
Harelbeke, Belgium

Disappointing overall. Unpleasant level of maltiness, slightly sour but mostly old, woody smells and tastes come out. Smooth finish however.

For it’s style I thought this one was quite good. Pours a light gold with an ok head. Lemon in the arom and a surprising but delightful smoky flavor. Great mouthfeel and a crisp aftertaste where come hops come through.

Can!!! malty, grainy, gritty. Cornmeal nose. Light and boring. Cool can, though.

A lite and and a little hazy. Golden yellow. Has a sweet honey aroma. Good brew. Really refreshing.

Very light straw hazy color with a fizzy, sticky head that has some decent lacing. The aroma is malty with notes of honey and green apples. The flavor is a little tangy and citrusy with a rather sweet tail and only a distant hop crispness. Finishes watery and a bit malty, drying in the mouth, refreshing with a poor body. Decent for an imported pils, these usually suck a**.

Smelled like hops, citrus and urine. I was turned off before the first sip. Flavor was not bad, but I couldn’t get over the smell. Negatives in the aroma department.

Light yellow with a a loose and lasting head. Aromas of just cut grass, yeast and grains are evident. Very smooth and light for its strength. Not as rough tasting as other Pilsners. Flavors seem to be sweeter and grainier than usual. The finish is clean, leaving a light malt aftertaste. A fairly standard offering, yet with some character.

Smells like yeasty beer, with a little rubber. Hazy, very light gold beer, lacey head. Fruitiness, graininess, yeastiness, not very sweet, a little acidic. Medium-light body. Quick yeasty/fruity finish.