Victory Prima Pils

Bottle. A solid pils! Pours yellow with a fair-sized white head, a bit of lacing. Nose of soft toasted malts and some spicy, herbal hops. Crisp, slightly creamy malts, nice bitterness in the finish. Light, slightly fizzy in the mouth, very drinkable.

Bottle from Beers of Europe. Pale golden with a decent head. Grassy hop aroma with some herbal notes. Good hop bitterness throughout. As good as a pilsener as can be.

Pale yellow with a big and lasting white head. Herbal hops dominate the aroma, with a little DMS and malt. Dry, hoppy flavour with a good bitterness

I just can’t seem to get past the green taste. Semi-skunk and dry finish bothers me. Bitter flavor overall and light bread and citrus and skunk aroma.

Pours a clear pale gold with no head. Aroma is spicy hops. Taste is lemon, grass, and citrus. Smooth mouth feel with moderate carbonation. Good dry bitter finish. Drinakable and enjoyable.

Top notch for a pilsener. Lots of lemony yellow hops in the nose, pours a nice rich gold color with a pillowy white head. Flavor is filled with plentiful lemony hops as well, wiht a nice bitterness in the finish.

Bottle via the Goat. Pours a pale yellow with a thin white head. Aroma is malt, hops, water. Flavor is grass, hops, malt, nice grassy bitter finish with a oily mouthfeel. Nice pilz. Thanks Dan.

Pours a luminescently clear piss yellow. Still has a nice dank hop character in the aroma in spite of being a bit past its shelf life. Taste is very sparkly. Lots of carbonation. Pils malt forward. Hops have deteriorated to being quite a bit soapy/bitter and lost their floral quality. Still quite a solid pils.