Warsteiner Premium Verum

330 ml. bottle. Pours a thin white head, over a clear pale yellow (SRM 2-3) body.....nose of biscuit, yeast, bit of hop spice.....taste is light malts to start, then medium hop bitterness....mouth feel is light carbonation medium to high. A little too light in all characteristics.

0.5L bottle, thanks mom and dad, medium stable frothy head, intense clear yellow colour, aroma of herbs vanila and a slight touch of malt. strong herbal hoppiness with a light biscuity sweetness, medium bodied. Long bitter aftertaste making it a good beer with food. Nothig fancy but quite solid and satisfying.

Bottle. Poured a pale yellow color with decent head retention. Tasted like the usual German pilsener, so in other words, nothing fancy. Uninteresting palate. Overall this is a below average beer that I won’t pay for again.

330ml bottle. A clear light golden beer with a small white head. Nose of grainy sweet malts and faint citrus. Flavours are similar with little hop presence to speak of. Light to medium bodied with a slick mouthfeel and lowish carbonation. An unremarkable pilsner.

Draft. Pours a nice golden with a thicker white head. Aroma is sweet malts with a bit of hops. On the palate, it is light and refreshing. The flavor is sweetier than I expected. It finishes a little dry. Very easy drinking, but not a favorite.

On-tap at the new Twisted Kilt. Fresh beer, brand new lines Pours light yellow, with carbonation bubbles and a modest white film that can be called its head. Sweatsock aroma. Very aggressive carbonation on this. Mild malty taste, maybe a tad of hops there. Some drinkabilty.

This was a good beer, but not an outstanding one. Highly drinkable and enjoyable, but not very memorable.

Poured a pale golden color with a white head. Aroma was very sweet, with malts and some hops. The flavor matched the aroma. Decent beer.