Warsteiner Premium Verum

Brewed by Warsteiner Brauerei
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Warstein, Germany

Light yellow golden sort of color with an ok head. Slightly skunky in the smell maybe a slight grains and malts. Taste is very light with slight malts and hops.

Clear golden with medium white head. Grassy aroma with malty notes. Sweet flavor with caramel notes and a discrete bitter finish.

Hoppy, fruity and light gold. Very light flavor mostly bitter. A true summer time German beer.

Its was ok. Taste allright, but a litlle bitter. The aftertase is not too pleasant. Has a slight fruity taste to it. It better then Budwiser but not quite Bass Ale. I won’t have any trouble finishing my six pack but I probably won’t buy it too often.

July 2007 - Pour was pale yellow, crystal clear with a finger sized head which dissipated quickly, no lacing. Aroma was grassy and hoppy, which gave me high hopes. Sweet pilsner malts, grass and a hop bite, but a flavor underneath that reminded me of the way sweet things taste after brushing your teeth. Hard to finish.

An OK pilsener that doesn’t seem to go in any particular direction. Fairly hoppy, somewhat vegetal, lacks crispness. The head is decent but doesn’t quite hold as much as I’d like to see. Just ok.

Alittle watery for a pilsener, there are much better. There are of course much worse. Slightly bitter aftertaste. It was cheap in my local offy and I’m skint, and tasted likt really. Average.

Bottle - Pours light golden with a moderate white head. Aroma is a little skunky with slight hop aroma. Taste is a little hoppy but tastes watered down.