Mahrs Bräu Pilsner

Brewed by Mahrs Bräu
Style: Pilsener
Bamberg, Oberfranken/Bayern, Germany

Pale golden yellow color with a small head. Aroma is bready with a touch of hops. Flavor is fundamental but refreshing, with a rugged hops bite and a malt finish. Seems to be some lemony citrus elements in there. Rather simple beer but perhaps a good example of the pale pilsner style.

Bottle. Bready aroma with a hint of øllebrød. Smells a bit like non-alcoholic lager. Pale yellow colour, slightly hazy. White head. Dusty flavour, slightly harsh bitterness. Aftertaste has a hint of fruit.

Pale yellow with small white head. Sweet malt and some hops in the aroma. Taste is initially sweet and soft with a bitter sweet aftertaste.

An orange beer with a small white head. The aroma is very hoppy, but also contains notes of straw. The flavor is sweet and very hoppy, and again with notes of straw, leading to a dry hoppy end. Nice.

Bottled. Golden coloured with big and creamy white head after stoemping. Malty aroma. Soft and malty flavour with a grassy and hoppy finish. Bitter and dry. Well balanced.

Bottle. Medium white frothy head that was mostly diminishing, fine-large sized bubbles, fair lacing, softly carbonated, hazy, and a pale yellow hue. Malty, grassy, sweet, and slight note of honey. Flavor was lightly bitter and hoppy. Tingly mouthfeel. Light-medium body.

10 ounce draft at American Flatbread, Burlington. Translucent, luminous gold, big head with no stability...faintest grassy nose, bit of caramel shows up late...fairly hoppy, tingly dry body, bits of sugary sweetness under the surface, malt rather restrained...ordinary.

Hazy pale gold color, bigger white head. Slightly sweet, underlying hops, light dryness, crisp and clean. Lighter bodied, easy drinking and pleasant. A quality pils.