Kulmbacher Edelherb Premium Pils

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

Bottle: Pours a transparent yellow/ gold with a short lived white head. Light lacing. Smells of yeast and bread, light maltiness. Very smooth taste of sweet malts, bready notes, and very minimal bitters.

Pour is a golden with a white head. Aroma is sweet malts that turn a little soapy. Flavor is a little better. Some grains and cereal are there in a decent way but hops are a no show. Nothing really great other than this would be a good session pils.

Bottle. Pretty clean German pils. Crisp and clean, with some light grassyness. Perhaps a bit thin, but drinkable.

in keg (5 lt.), Is of a clear and pale golden color, with frothy and white an average head. Very weak aroma to herbs. The flavor is smooth and bittersweet, It has an average body. In the principle there is something of malty, but very slight, to still arrive at a slighter end, of hoppy and to bitter. A too slight, too smooth Pilsner.

Pale gold pour with a one finger white head and decent lacing. Bready biscuit malt aroma with a touch of spicy noble hops, and hint of light citrus and honey. Very bready malt flavor with some grassy lemon notes and a light bitterness on the finish. Light refreshing body with a bit of chewyness on the finish. Would like a bit more of a hop profile and a bit more crispness in the finish in this one.

From a slender 11.2 oz. bottle with a freshness date on the back label, sampled at cellar temperature in a pilsener glass. Poured a clear pale yellowish lager golden with a large frothy, foamy white head, decent retention, small amount of ringed sticking. Aromas of lemon honey covered grains, a tad nutty, and a light floral spiciness. Good carbonation and a crisp, dry, smooth medium-light bodied mouthfeel. Tastes of dry saltines, lemon honey that lends to a light fruitiness, a subtle nutty yeastiness, brisk spicy hops, and a dry, crisp, spicy, malty finish. Easy, smooth drinkability, a pretty decent pilsener, refreshing.

Bottle. Clear yellow / golden color with a average fizzy fair lacing white head. Aroma is moderate malty and hoppy, straw. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft. A refreshing Pils but nothing to write home about.

The aroma is unremarkable malt and German type hops. The appearance is pale gold with a beautiful foamy three finger head. The flavor has a balance of hops and malt but it’s not a very good taste. The palate is thin. This a good beer for people who think there are no pilsners with hops.