Einbecker Brauherren Premium Pils

Brewed by Einbecker Brauhaus
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Einbeck, Niedersachsen, Germany

Not a bad pilsner-Saaz hops and a bit of fruit in nose. Malty, dry and grassy- but way overpriced-over $10 a six pack. If I’m going with a German Pilsner,I’d rather have a Bittburger.

Bottled. Everythings been touched on, no need to go out and say anything else. its not bad, but I wouldn’t waste my money, its expensive.

The aroma is sweet and has a adjunct grain malt smell and a grassy Saaz hops with a little bit of latex. The appearance is golden with an average size head. The palate is thin but typical. The finish is crisp giving it a refreshing quality. Man this reminds me so much of Heineken that if you just poured it and didn’t tell me what it was I would swear it’s Heineken. This is not bad but not one I would drink often.

From a stubby embossed 11.2 oz. green bottle with a freshness date on the back label. Poured a clear yellowish golden with a small foamy white head that settled into a fine bubbly lacing. Aromas of lemony, floral, spicy hops and sweet grainy maltiness. Light carbonation and a crisp, dryish, smooth, thin light bodied mouthfeel. Pleasant, but kinda of average tasting, thin, softly sweet grainy maltiness, spicy, lemony hops, a very subtle herbalness, and a dry grainy finish with a little green herbal flavor in the aftertaste.. Passable, easy drinkability, but I thought this was a pretty average pilsener.

Pour is a cloudy looking yellow with a white head. Aroma is skunk thanks the the green bottle with some toasted malts showing up. Flavor is grassy with some malts but nothing else stands out. glad i bought a single as this is way overpriced. Not real good

Bottle. Poured a straw color with a large frothy white head that lasted and had good lacing. Heavy grass hop aroma. Medium body. Medium grassy bitter flavor with a medium dry finish. This beer did not meet my expectations.

On tap: 3Floyds This German pils has a slighly skunky aroma. The pour was attractive and typical of the style...great golden color, big fluffy bleached-white head, and intense beading. The flavor was mildly sweet, mildly bitter and mildly skunky. I found this to be more akin to eastern European pils than classic German ones.

Bottle 330ml. Pours clear gold with thin fine fizzy top. Sweet malty aroma with light alcoholic nose. Rich, fruity finish. Medium bodied with light hop presence. On malts dominate hops. This beer reminded me of Polish beers. Light earthy hops shown as well.