EKU Pilsner

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

330ml Bottle - Gravity Beer Market - Olympia, WA
Aroma – Nice light pale malts with very little hops there was a tad light struck skunk aroma to this beer.
Appearance – Light golden yellow in color, Nice head and clear as a bell.
Flavor – A skunked flavored pils that was ok but not my brand of beer. The beer had a light malt build with very little hops. Bland very bland.
Palate – Crisp Mouthfeel, skunk- like texture with a semi dry finish.
Overall – A pils fro a far off land that did not travel well. Skunk from the start to the finish. This was a decent hot day beer drink fast and then get another and then anther to kill the flavor. Reminded me of the PBR’s from college.

pours a golden color. Tastes like any other simple run of the mill pilsner. Notihng to talk about here, sadly. The commerical description is just plain wrong.

Pale yellow of color with a small white head. An aroma of hay, malt, grass and bread. A flavor of malt, sweet notes, bread and hoppy notes.

Pours golden with a big white head. Aroma is grassy and bready malts. Taste is smooth bready malts with a small crisp finish. Not bad at all.

Green bottle in Togo (contracted by BB?). Light hops, but a nice malt back. Slight toast, almost sweet. Spicy hay towards end resulting from hop and malt interaction. Slightly thin body.

This is more grainy and less hoppy than I expected, but still quite good. Deep gold, it has a huge white head that is dense and very long lasting and leaves some decent lace. The aroma is grain, honey, citrus flowers, with hints of fruit, sulphur, and pine. The taste is on the sweeter side, smooth, lightly toasted grain with a light but persistent bitterness with a gentle but long finish of herbs and grain. It has pretty good malty body, giving a firm, oily texture and good grain flavour, but it needs a little more hops to rank with other German pilsners, while it doesn’t have quite the rich malty body of Budweiser Budvar. It’s still really good, though.

This was smooth golden yellow with thin head. Slight sweetness and very delicate hoppiness at the end. the hops flavors took a while to become present. It was and Avg. to good Pils.

Bottle (thanx to joss !): Pale straw-golden, mid-sized, quite stable white head; shy grainy nose with very faint traces of citrousy hops; light to medium bodied, light bitter-sweet flavour; light citrousy traces in the light bitter-malty finish. Nothing unpleasant detectable, but all in all quite boring.........