Warsteiner Premium Verum

From 500 ml can. Not much aroma. Appearance is very pale yellow. Well carbonated. Flavor is very light, slightly bitter. Little aftertaste. A drinker who prefers pilsener would rate this much higher, I suppose. Good to drink if you’re thirsty and nothing better is available.

Can. Yellow body with a medium white head. Light malty, light grainy aroma with some fruit and hops. Malty bit grainy flavour with some hops and fruit. Ends up fruity and light metallic.

11.2 oz bottle. Pours a pale yellow color with a quickly dissipating medium white head. It has a skunky and hoppy aroma. It has a dry, roasted,cereal taste a bread taste and tastes slightly skunky. This is a pretty good very easy to drink beer but really nothing special.

Clear straw-gold lager with retreating effervescence. Smell is pleasing grassy hops, light grained malt. Tastes of sweet corn, light piney/spicy hops with a crisp mild bitter finish. Pleasing overall when served cold.

A very typical German lager. Fresh but with some sort of flavor, making it better than your average American lager. Nothing really wrong with this one but nothing special.

1 litre brouwn bottle in Buenos Aires. Pours a clear gold color with moderate bubbles and fading white head. Light body, Dry grainy flavor. Slight sweetness. Slight hop bitterness. Drinkable.

Light clear golden colour with a decent white head leaving a small amount of lazings on the glass. Aroma is slightly chemical hoppy, light malty sweet with notes of bread and minerals. Flavours starts very sweet, a bit alcoholic and weak and ends somewhat dry with a chemical bitterness. Body is thin with fine carbonation.

Bottle. Pours gold with thin white head. Aroma is slight thin hops, taste is thin hops. Well distributed and marketed if nothing else.