Veltins Pilsener

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

Tap @ UJs - pale gold straw. Lacks real aroma and what there is is slightly metallic. Flavor is light and crisp - very clean and quaffable. Could be a little crisper on the palate, but overall a very good German pilsner.

A very enjoyable German Pilsner. I have learned not to put much emphasis on numerical rating, although I do assign scores to beers. Anyhow, I enjoyed this one. A nice little beer.

2,50$ for a 500ml can at SAQ, which is a rather low price. I’m always pessimistic towards beer cans. It might be a psychological thing but I still taste some metallic notes in an otherwise quite decent, slightly spiced and fruity pilsner. Honest product but far from overwhelming to me. Probably better poured from a bottle, though...

330ml bottle. A clear pale yellow beer with a decent foamy white head. Nose of grainy sweet malt and subtle floral hops. Medium sweet bready malt flavours predominate with a gentle hop bitterness to the finish. Highly carbonated with a tingly mouthfeel. Medium bodied. A decent if unremarkable pilsner.

500ml Can (Thanks FatPhil) - Pale golden with a foamy white head. Grainy aroma with malty, citrus and a hint of tea. Malty and lightly hoppy taste with some dry citrus hints.

500ml can (Rimi, Vilnius)
Weetabix aroma. Horror taste - acidic and nasty. Plenty of tingy hops, none of them good. Nasty is just too dominant, not a good beer at all.

Tasting af Pia. Bottled, 130409. Golden with white head. Aroma of malt, Flavor malt with an OK hop profile

Plenty of head good carbonation gold coloured pour aroma honey grassy woody malt flavour honey bitter fruity light tang citric peel almost beer has a mellow touch bitter is prominent though finish bitter fruity dissappointing