Rørvig Pilsner

Brewed by Rørvig Bryghus
Style: Pilsener
Rørvig, Denmark

Bottle. Hazy golden colour with a nice white head. Aroma and flavour of malt and hops with a bitter finish.

aroma hinted something sour. looks like hazy muddy water with no head. taste is distinctly sour like cider, should this be a pilsener?? quality control please. will throw out the rest, who knows what this one was infected with. not the first rørvig beer i suspect of being bad.

Clear golden with medium white head. Grainy aroma with mild sourish notes. Sourish flavor with cardboard notes. Must be infected...

Hazy blond color. The aroma is quite simple, but the flavor gets a bit closer to a real Pilsner. Refreshing.

Bottle. Pours a hazy deep golden colour with a medium creamy mostly diminishing white head leaving a fair lacing. Aroma of brewmash, malt and bit of some fruit. THin mouthfeel. the flavour has a soft bitterness with some sweetness, bit of malt, some grass and a little sourness. Mild bitterish soapy finish. Bit of infection in this............

Botttle marked "Sommer bryg". Medium high white and lasting white head. Slightly hasy light yellow body. Relatively sweet and weak elderflower aroma. Thin sweet and watery flavor without much hops bitterness. Low carbonation and a short aftertaste.

Bottle. Small fizzy white head that mostly diminished. Clear and flat looking body with heavy particles at the very bottom of the bottle. Fair display of lacework. Aroma of elderflower, sweet grapefruit, citrus. Underlying malty notes of caramel, grain and fruit. Over the palate some grassy notes. Medium bodied with a light dry texture and an average carbonation. Balanced sweet and bitter flavor. Light fruity sweet and dry finish that lingers. Quit nice, not what I normally associate with a Pilsener, but very nice.

Draught at Rørvig Fisk & Røgeri, Rørvig. Hazy dark golden coloured. Very hoppy aroma with some bready malt notes underneath. The flavour is always very hoppy on a solid malty background. Very dry and bitter finish. This is one of the most bitter pilseners, I have tried. It has improved a lot since the first time I tasted it.