König Pilsener Alkoholfrei

Brewed by König Brauerei (Bitburger)
Style: Low Alcohol
Duisburg, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

Bottle. Pale golden with a nice white head. Malty aroma with some hoppiness. A bit thin in the mouth, but still drinkable. Dry finish. Not a favourite, but not the worst non-alcoholic beer out there.

clear orange, small head. very sweet malty aroma. strange as it wasn’t in the flavor. dry pilsner like flavor, bit watery but okay for a lowalc beer.

Bottle: Worty, sweetish nose with distinctive traces of bitterness, golden coloured, slowly collapsing white foam; moderate bitter-sweet flavour, light bodied, a bit empty; lingering bitter-worty finish. Quite well drinkable low-alcohol Bier...........

The bottle looks good, very much like the normal König Pilsner. Starts fine hoppy, becomes more and more moldy and mushy, like most non-alcohol beers. Modest spicy in the finish, so it’s quite drinkable. Better than other ones!

Draught. Pours a clear bit thin glden colour with a big white well lasting creamy head. Aroma of fresh wheat with some grains. Good mouthfeel. The flavour is a bit weak with wheat, grains and some malt. One of the very better alco free beers.

Successor of Kelts?? Now under the König brand. Not bad, by the way. Worty, but also with a firm bitter walnut-like bitterness, that lingers on in the aftertaste. Found in a supermarket in Anrath.

Pretty good alcoholfrei. I’d say one of the best I’ve found in the NRW region. Pleasant, nothing too obtrusive and not too bitter. Re-rate: After blind testing this against Löwenbräu, Krombacher and Clausthaler Extra Herb, this proved to be extra bitter. Most bitter of the crowd.

Tastes ok, for an non-alkohol. Yellow and clear. Has a white head, mostly lasting. Aroma is lightly malty and lightly hopped. Flavor finish moderate bitter. Dry, watery texture.