Hacker-Pschorr Braumeister Pils

Bottle 50cl. @ home. w. swing top.
Clear light medium yellow orange color with a large, frothy to creamy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, hay, toasted, moderate hoppy, grass, citrus. Flavor is moderate sweet and moderate to light heavy bitter with a average to long duration, fresh. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20091010]

Bottle, bought @ Ambrosetti, Berlin.
Pours clear, pale golden with a small, frothy, white head. Aroma is pretty grassy, good bready malts that don’t seem overly sweet. Light carbonation, good and dry mouthfeel. Flavour is wonderfully grassy, hay, sweetish malts. Great, long-lasting dry finish. Nice.

Bottle: Poured a golden color with a white head. Aroma is grass and hops. Taste is nice mix of grass, malts, and hops. Very refreshing!

Bottle 50 cl. Pours a clear golden with a white, lacing head. Clean, malty aroma with a whiff of flowery hops. Medium body, lightly sweet clean malts and a lightly bitter finish. Good and solid. 310109

(bottle) pours a clear golden colour with a tall white head. light aroma of grainy pale malts, yeast, floral hops and a little caramel. flavour is the same, with a more pronounced floral hoppy profile and more grain. light body with medium carbonation.

Draught at The Abbot on the Hill Oktoberfest Dinner. Light golden with a small white head. Fresh aroma of bread crust & herbs, with some cut grass notes as well. Crisp body. Very fresh flavour, crisp and summery, with an excellent flavour balance and a dry, moreish finish. Very good!

This poured a clear to golden color with a hoppy aroma and hints of grass. This was very much like a german Pils, mostly water. After a few beers this would have very little taste. but in the end, it is a good pils.

on tap at the castle on king. enjoyed because of the suggestion of jessem. golden with a tight white head and beautiful lacings all down the glass. some haze would have made this a five in appearance. aroma is quite hoppy with bready malt background. very fresh and clean aroma. something im sure ill miss once the castle is gone. flavours are very hop driven. classic noble hops with some german pils malts supplying the canvas for the hops to come to life. ive never really seen a classic german pils shine before but this one showed me the light. a big thanks to jesse and a huge thanks to the castle for providing the opportunity to try this rare specimen before fading into obscurity. to the castle on king......YOU WILL BE MISSED!!!!!