Bitburger Premium Pils

Brewed by Bitburger Brauerei Th. Simon
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Bitburg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany

Pours light golden yellow color from the bottle. Lots of fizzy head and bubbles. Taste is crisp, finish is hoppy. A refreshing German pils.

Poured a pale yellow from 330ml bottle. Large frothy white head that qiuickly dissappears. Watery and lacking in flavour - thin bodied.

Clear golden with a large white head. Sweet malty aroma with caramel notes. Sweet flavour with hoppy, malty and caramel notes. Finished bitter.

Az általam elpusztított példányra az volt írva, hogy prémium beer, tehát pilset nem is ígértek. Színe egészen világos, szalmasárga, habja szép fehér, tömött, de hamar elillanó. Illata könnyed, virágosan komlós. Ennek ellenére sem az első benyomásban, sem a full mouth-ban nem jelentkezik markáns keserű íz. Talán valahol a lecsengésben, hogy Hé! én is itt vagyok! Meglehetősen fantáziátlan, kissé poros ízű sör.

Smells light and grassy. Taste is like it smells, light and slightly grassy. A nice tasting pilsner more suited to a hot summer day

Pours a pale yellow with a white head. Aroma of malts and some grassy mild hops. Palate is watery and a bitter finish.

12oz bottle. Pours a light pale yellow color with a soapy, small white head with poor retention. The beer itself is relatively clear though there is a lot of sediment in the bottle that causes a lil bit of haze in the beer. Smell is beery, grainy, not entirely pleasant. Cereal and normal Pilsner stuff in there too. Taste is dry, bland, thirst quenching. This is fine really. Could be hoppier, more bitter and flavorful but besides really good Pilsners they all kind of taste like this. I like this style so I will cut it some slack.

Pours golden with a disappearing white head. A hoppy aroma prevails with a good malt and subtle citrus notes. Taste initially has a slightly bitter hoppiness, with a malty base. A lemony citrus flavour comes through quite strongly for a pale lager. A good session beer.