Veltins Pilsener

Brewed by Brauerei C.& A. Veltins
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Meschede-Grevenstein, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany

Canette. Couleur clair or-jaune. Mousse s’estompe vite, lacets et quelques traces. Arôme faible floral de houblons, de céréales. Goût léger de malt, amertume douce, finale houblonnée très légèrement, plutôt sucré pour une pils. Effervescence modérée. Bien construite, mais manque quelque chose.

Draught at Moszkva Ter, Budapest. Pale golden with a small, white head. Faint grassy pils-aroma. Rather sweet and oily flavour. Fresh with some hoppy bitterness.

This just arrived today at Bodega Brew Pub downtown La Crosse, Wisconsin USA. Poured with a nice white head and some lace. Very spicy with some hope and pale malt aroma - beery. Well carbonated for a pilsener. Good flavor, nicely balanced. Great body and thirst quenching. Killer session beer. *urp*

bottle. weak straw color with thin white head. aroma says drink a lot of me. lemongrass and small yeast. very easy drinking. I once had a dog and his name was Jim. Run away....Run away.

Dead simple beer but one that held quite a bit of appeal. No surprises in terms on appearance and bouquet; classic medium gold in colour, thin head, and old fashion some hoppy nose with daggy malts. Sharper to taste with the hop component clearly more assertive. Gets progressively drier and bitter as the beer travels through the palate. A great gardening beer for summer.

(in Can - Supermarket in Chile). Has a very good golden color, with some sparkles green. The cord is just and white. In the aroma it highlights the good hop, with something (very little) of herbs. The flavor is fine, but with the bitter successful well finish, good!. In the palate it is something light and of few texture, but the end is of a dry bitterness, which reminds the malt. It is of the best pilsener that I have drink from Germany. As soon as you drink it, you will return to do it.

Not the bitterness I crave out a German Pils. 475 of Michael Jackson’s Great Beer Guide and only 225 of his Classic 500 Brews to go.

Pale golden head. Aromas of lemon, some bread. Buttery touch. Metallic, strong and agressive malty taste. Some notes of lemon. Medium-bodied. Fairly sweet. Nothing really complex about this pilsener. Grassy, fairly dry finish. Not particullary interesting or good, but not bad either.