EKU Pilsner

Brewed by Kulmbacher Brauerei (Schörghuber)
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Kulmbach, Germany

Eyes: Clear gold color with a lot of active carbonation. Foamy white head good retention and leaves generous retention. Nouse: Bread, cereal and pepper?. MOuth: Initial dry . Is bitter good balance Medium body a nice session beer. Not my favorite on the style, but definitely ill try again

Bottled, 500ml from Real Supermarket, Bamberg. Yellow to gold with white head. A particularly malty Pilsener, sweet malt biscuit with mid carbonation. Some citricity but not outstanding. Fairly average.

Bottle from BevMo. Clear golden in color. Grassy aroma with some graininess. Somewhat sweet and malty. A little bit of bitterness in the finish. Refreshing pils. Easy to drink.

This is a medium-priced average looking beer. It has a light color and produces a nice head. It feels very clean and crisp in the mouth and has just a hint of bitter. This beer goes very well with a late night salty snack. The first bottle I had won’t be the last.

330-ml bottl.. Pours golden-yellow w/ a two-finger fluffy, white head. Considerable amounts of soapy drizzle was left down the side of the glass... Aromas of grass, grains, and a slight citrus (lemon rind). The flavor is a mix of the above, with the sweet malts dominating the front and the bitter hops balancing out the finish. The beer was light to medium bodied with moderate carbonation. It was very refreshing and cleansing on the palate. Very enjoyable!

(Bottle). Aroma is very slightly malty. Color an extremely light yellow/gold. White head, moderately lasting. Watery, uninteresting flavor, almost no bitterness. Not much better than below par macro lagers.

Poured from the bottle into a pint glass. Pour produced a yellow-golden body topped by a medium head of white foam, which was densely packed and slowly diminished. Aroma was light grain and a bit hard to coax out. initial flavor is bitter, with a moderate sweetness following. The progression from bitter to sweet is interesting an unexpected. The palate is slightly astringent, though not wholly unpleasant. I was mistakenly given this beer by a neighbor, who thought it was one of mine left over from a party. I don’t know where it came from, but I don’t regret the mistake of free beer.

01-Jul-08 (330-ml bottle: Purchased 12-May-08 for $2.49 at Hollingshead Deli in Orange, CA) Pours a crystal-clear golden-yellow body, capped by half an inch of fluffy, white head. As the head settles to a thin layer, aromas of grassy hops, grainy malts, and a light cheesiness become more apparent, and these aromas are reiterated on the palate. The graininess is pleasant and mildly sweet, the classic Noble hops are mildly bitter, and a hint of smoke emerges in the finish. Light-medium in body with smooth carbonation, the beer is clean, refreshing and gently crisp on the palate. After consuming most of the beer, three separate rings of intricately patterned lace, each thicker that the one above it, decorate the glass. It may not be the greatest German pilsener, but it’s more than adequate to be satisfying.