Schmucker Bio Pils

Brewed by Privat-Brauerei Schmucker
Style: Pilsener
Mossautal, Hessen, Germany

330 ml bottle from LCBO. Pours a hazy but fairly bright blonde colour with good-sized. Straw, spice and a light citrus in the nose. Citrus is more present in the flavour and fits nicely with grass and spice notes. Mild bitter citrus finish. Not bad.

"Naturtrüb" = unfiltered. Looks a bit too limpid with a very pale straw-pear color but has a natural hazy look that is still attractive. Smells of hay and honey, lemon hops. Tastes of grassy hop, grainy and sweet malt, refreshing lager ’edge’ that is not in the least metallic. Some pear and lemon. Slightly brisk and lean overall in a simple, light German style.

Bottle from Tbone, thanks! Blonde, hazy. Soft milky flowery aroma with a hint of citrus. Malty flowery hopbitter flavor with a hint of citrus. medium bdoied. Hint of grass in the finish. Pleasant pilsener.

33cl bottle, Alko. (from notes, enjoyed it june 2009). Pours clear yellow, with a frothy head. grassy, hoppy aroma, lemon and hoppy flavor, average bitter finish. Very refreshing and drinkable.

not bad... clear pale yellow with some white head, grassy hops on the nose, smells really nice. flavor is a little sweeter then i thought dry and refreshing

Bottle 33cl. @ home.
[ Trade by oh6gdx ]. Light light unclear light yellow with a large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white white head. Aroma is light moderate malty, grain, light hoppy, soap - perfume. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average to long duration, fresh. Body is light medium, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft. [20091018]

330ml bottle, slight cloudy yellow color, with a frothy white head, fresh cut hay, light honeyed pale, pilsener malt nose, with a faint floral hop leafy, grassy accent, and a hint of citrusy in the aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a spicy, spritzy, flowery hop saaz character with a citrusy, lemon peel, leafy note and some earthy mellow honeyish grainy pale, pilsener malt flavours, leading towards a light grainy honeyed pale malt, lingering citrusy hop bitterness finish.

330 ml bottle - pours a hazy yellow - not sure if it’s unfiltered or perhaps just chill haze, but this looks quite beautiful. Decent one finger white cap that diminishes to a surface film and doesn’t leave much in the way of lace. Surprisingly fresh and lively grassy/lemony/peppery hop aroma, with a bit of sweetness from the malt underneath. Lovely. The flavour doesn’t quite live up to the appearance and the aroma, but is good nonetheless. Good mix of the lemony hops and the sweet malt, mild. Medium carbonation. Not much in the way of finish, though it does leave a slightly sticky mouthfeel. Very good beer and a nice surprise. I would buy again, especially in warmer weather.