Gösser Gold

Brewed by Gösser (Brau Union)
Style: Pilsener
Leoben, Austria

0.5 l bottle from an Eurospar in Graz. Poured pale golden body with medium head. Hoppy aroma, flowery and grassy with possible weak malt mixed with that flowers from hops. Flavor, instead of expected bitter, sweetish, fruity, but in some boring, odd way. Long dusty sweetish finish. Seems pretty industrial, and it’s really boring. Very, very strange pilsener, did not really like it.

Bottle courtesy of and shared with heavy (thanks!)
Poured a pale gold-yellow body with a big thick white head that went away at a medium pace. The nose is saazy... herbal, maybe a bit cabbagey.l Weak peachy background maltiness, seen worse and a weak but aromatic and chewy hoppy bitterness, a touch piney. Nice but too weak overall.

Bottle. Slightly sweet pils malt nose. Clear pale yellow. Biscuity flavor, tough of sweetness. Somewhat rough palate, but nice thickness. Drinkable but not noteworthy.

Typical pilsen beer, with a weak aroma, taste and coloration. Nothing more to say...

Draught, fairly awful. Typical of its type.

Bottle, from Rhythm & Booze in Brigg. Gold, good lasting white head and moderate condition. Delicate grainy maltiness in the nose, clean and fruity in the mouth with a gentle drying hop flavour hat becomes quite chalky and powdery in the finish

Bottled, pasteurised. Light gold with heavy head. Pretty standard highly carbonated lager, few flavours other than a biscuit malt. Slightly sweet.

Golden color, malty aroma, light sweet taste, light body, light bitter finish.