Binding Römer Pils

Brewed by Binding-Brauerei (Oetker Group)
Style: Pilsener
Frankfurt, Germany

Bottle, in Frankfurt. Golden and frothy, a bit bitter. No real "character."

Re-rate: Bottle. Clear golden, medium soapy white head. Smells malty with a mild sweetness. Grassy with a semi-interesting herbiness, low amounts of sweetness and bitterness. Has a mild bite, touch of oil in the aftertaste, more interesting than when last drunk. A bit adjuncty, though.

Bottle: Golden coloured, thin, but lasting fluffy white head; sweetish-malty and carboardy nose; light bitter-sweet flavour; very light, almost watery and soapy finish with some traces of bitterness. Soapy&unpleasant...............

(Bottle 50 cl) Classical pilsener golden with a tall, handsome head. Fresh with a marked hop bite. Solid German quality. 240702

A dark yellow beer with a thin white head. The aroma is sweet and very malted, combined with some hints of caramel. The flavor is dry and very hoppy on a sweet slightly sticky malt and honey background. The hops also lends the beer notes of citrus.

As BBK Pils ... the deep yellow color of a honey mustard with nice tiny-ballooned head. Rich and cookie-dough-based malt with slight starchy finish. I can drink a ton of this stuff.

Really not all that bitter, and there’s a touch more malt than expected. As this beer is from Frankfurt, it reminds me of how I once connected through Frankfurt’s airport and enjoyed some phenomenal wheat beer in the terminal while waiting for my connection. Wish I’d seen the city. Anyway, my bottle reads "BBK Pils" and the hops are grassy and the brew is a bit too fizzy (but typical of the style). Ordinary, I suppose.

Can. Golden colour with a big white head. Malty with some hoppyness in the aroma and a bitter dry taste. Medium body and a bitter finish.

Mine says "BBK Pils" on the bottle, but I was sent here, so.... Pours a deep yellow color with a white, fizzy head and initial decent carbonation. The aroma is sweet, malty, and grassy. Medium bodies, it tastes sweet and grainy with a good tart hop counterbalance. Oddly, it finishes on a sweet syrupy note.