Bitburger Premium Pils

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

Bought a six pack of this to use as a hot tub for some bratwurst. I ended up drinking the rest, and they were pretty satisfying. Pale yellow with lots of carbonation and snow white head. Sort of a grainy aroma with some grassy hops. Stong hop flavor and very dry. Not bad.

Very light yellow. Clear and pale with a thick white head. Yeasty with a touch of hops on the nose. Very skunky. Bitter with hints of grain and yeast. Flat and watery.

Bottle. Clear yellow coloured with a medium sized white head. Grainy aroma of malts with notes of hops, spices and sulphur. Grainy flavour of hay and hops. Dry hoppy finish.

Pours a nice yellow with a large white rising head. Grassy medium hop aroma with a nice hoppy initial bite and goes down with a traditional pils aftertaste ie. it should be bitter. Mild to medium malt, hint of citrus. Would be great served cold on a hot day. Bitte ein Bit?

The beer has a nice grassy & yeasty aroma, with just the faintest hint of citrus. It’s an attractive enough beer with a big fluffy white head & plenty of bubbles. This pils is very plesantly bitter with a good european hop presence. The palate is immedietly sharp, rounding out very nicely at the back of the tongue.

too bitter to be a great beer, you can’t drink too much if you don’t want to have a real headache

This has that very strong aroma that you only find in traditional German style pilsners. It is unlike anything else in the world. Herbal grassy hops, with a biscuit bready malt background, slightly sweet, like honey with that Saaz bite in the finish.

Pale yellow with large white head. Grassy aroma with a touch of malts. Taste is herbally hopped with some malt sweetness to it. Decent, but not great.