Moosbacher Pilsener

Brewed by Private Landbrauerei Scheuerer
Style: Pilsener
Moosbach, Germany

Bottle. Clear golden color with a small white head. Malt, hay, grass, some bread and vegetal notes in the aroma. Sweetish bready malty flavor and a decent hoppy, grassy and herbal, bitterness in the finish. Light to medium body. Not unpleasant.

0.5L bottle, small stable head,clear gold colour,strong aroma of honey and honeycomb with a hint of spice. Honey domination continues in the flavour with fruity undertones and a strong bitter backbone. Medium to big body with a plwasant bitter aftertase. A very good pilsener.

Golden with medium head, aroma of malt syrup, herbs and some skunk, flavors is too metallic , with malt grass and bitter finish. Medium body medium beer.

Swing top bottle. Pale golden color. Flowery, milky, almost honeyish aroma. Malty, flowery, hay-like somewhat perfumed flavor. Medium bodied. Hay-like bitter aftertaste. Tasty pilsener.

(swing-top-bottle) Almost clear, pale golden colour with a persistent, foamy white medium-sized head. Citrousy, moderately herbal hop-aroma with a slightly papery malty background. Malty, minimal fruity taste with a growing hoppy bitterness; finishes slightly bitter with slightly papery malty again and a shy hoppy blend.

Flip-top bottle: Pale golden coloured, small foamy layer, sweet-malty nose with a cardboardy touch; robust bitter flavour, light bodied, light malty base; bitter-sweet-malty finish with a distinctive aromatic hoppiness. A poor aroma, but a good, aromatic finish.......

Bottle, provided by Pivnizub. Aromatic hop and chalk nose. Green golden, low head. Fairly mellow and balanced nothing sticks out - aromatic hops on a low level malt body. Lacks the typical dry bitterness to be a classical german pils and is not quite aromatic and chewy enough to be bohemian.

This is a fairly decent pilsener. Not a whole lot of hops and flavor is not real pronounced or advance, but is very drinkable and smooth. How a light beer should be.