Schwaben Bräu Pilsner

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

(Bottle 50 cl) Neat pilsener golden with a small, handsome head. Quite soft with a good, malty sweetness and a very discreet bitterness. A nice and pleasant pilsener. 201202

Pale yellow, no head. Aroma strong rye with a bit burnt sweetish note. Strong rye taste with bitter finish and aftertaste. Aftertaste could be a bit longer, otherwise pretty nice beer.

Bottled label "Pilsner", alc. 4.5% (BB 02/2005)
Pale lager color, foamy white head. Aroma is hoppy with burned caramel sweetness, slightly skunky. Light to medium bodied with notes of toffee. Some hops in flavor, too. Interesting to being a German pilsener. Re-rate after sixpack of this stuff:
mostly skunky aroma, actually lame, tt was just too interesting to find toffee notes from the 1st bottle :)

pretty run-of-the-mill. hardly noticed i was drinking it.

330ml stubby bottle from Lidl. A clean and crisp pale lager with some dusty hops at the back and in the swallow. Cleaner and lighter tasting than Czech lagers, but that sort of hop level.

(Bottled, 4.5% ABV) Quite pale yellow color with medium, quickly vanishing and lacy head. Somewhat caramel-sweet, slightly hoppy aroma. Quite malty and interestingly hopped (herbs?). Reminds me of some aromatic-hopped English ales. Oily, quite thick palate for a light pils, and very low-carbonated. Actually quite nice pilsener considering it’s sold by Lidl - cheap :)

Light yellow colored, no head. Estery, mildly metallic aroma. Thin to medium bodied. Flavor has mild hops and esters, ending is somehow skunky.

Bottle, from Lidl Supermarket. Straw gold, thin white head and gentle condition. Low grassy hop aromas plus a touch of grain. Fruity hop in the mouth becoming thin and hop bitter in the finish with some chalkiness lingering.