Schwaben Bräu Meister Pils

Brewed by Dinkelacker-Schwaben Bräu (InBev)
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Stuttgart, Germany

Pours a nice golden yellow color with a minimal fizzy white head. Aromas of grains, straw, hops, and a hint of fruit. Flavor is a nice crisp pilsner taste. Starts grainy with touches of pepper and fruit and finishes with a mellow hop.

Bottle: Poured a golden color with white head. Aroma is skunky from the pour, at closer sniff its very grainy. Taste metal and grain, not very nice mix.

The bottle looks good, the labels completely silver. The beer is very zippy. Tastes strong and spicy, not really like a pilsner, but very good!

Looks beautiful, but the carbonation’s a bit heavy and it’s also pretty bitter, especially compared to other Pils produced in the area.

50cL swing-top bottle. Rather sub-standard pilsener. Decent beer but nothing special from aroma, to flavor, to finish.

Aroma is herbals hops, some pilsner/bready malts. Taste is similar reasonably bitter, however left a bad taste in the mouth.

Swing-top. Clear golden pour, sturdy white head. Mmm, the delcious smell of Tetnang. Some bread in them thar malts, and a little funk, but mostly a very herby, hoppy aroma. Somewhat distinctive taste is also pure herb. Soft mouthfeel, bitterness carries all the way through. Good pils – would it be criminal to call it a less-bitter Jever?

This reminded me of Lowenbrau pils, it had a clean gold colour with a thickish white head. A slightly sweet maltiness came across on the nose and palate, followed by a clean fruity hop character. The fairly low carbonation made for a smooth mouthful, a well balanced, clean and refreshing brew, a good quality pils. Liitle Germany,Grangemouth.