Einbecker Pilsener Premium

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

Bottle. Clear yellow color with a average fizzy fair lacing mostly diminishing white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted, light hoppy grass. Flavor is light sweet and bitter with a short duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft.

Straw with an OK head. Both aroma and flavour have notes of hops, malt and fruit, and it’s a very ordinary beer with slight floral notes and an OK bitterness.

Bottle, 4.8%. Sweet hop aroma. Clear golden colour, white head. The flavour has some OK flavour hops and a bit of malt. The aftertaste gets a little dusty and rounds off with a slight bitterness. Very clean, but not flavourless.

Bottle, from Vinmonopolet. Nice smell of hops. Splednid dry and refreshing pils - what the Germans can do when they put their mind to it.

Draught Creamy, white body with a nice lace. Clear, golden body. Faint aroma of sweet hops. Moderately sweet, lightly bitter initial flavour. Lightly sweet, moderately bitter finish. Lightly bodied. Lively carbonation. I thought this was very well balanced. This has to be one of the best pilseners I’ve tasted so far due to te the presence of the hoppy freshness.

A pretty average Pils. Pale golden, small white head. Thin mouth. Its strongest aspect was a good bitter taste and a long bitter finish. Not terrible, but not special. I’d rather have a Victory Prima or, of course, a Pilsner Urquel.

Skunky aroma (undoubtedly a result of the green bottle) is overwhelming. Capped by a slight, quickly receding, white head this brew is light and tightly carbonated with a lingering bitter finish that sits comfortably on the back of the tongue. Average pils. I wish I had a fresh bottle to compare.

(Stockholm Beer Festival 2005) Yellow/golden, very nice and creamy white head. Bready, malty aroma. A bot weak hoppy flavor with some malts. Bitter finish.