Warsteiner Premium Verum

A pale yellow lager tasting pils. Usual bud scent, some minerals and stale malt. Certainly not a good beer but helped to wash my burger down adequately.

500ml can. Light gold in color with a quick foam head. Not much for an aroma. Easy to drink with good aftertaste. Beer that abides by the Barvarian purity law all have a simular natural earthy taste. Over all impression of this beer is pretty satisfiying.

330 ml bottle. Pours a pale yellow with a quickly diminishing white head. Sweet nose with malty notes. Light semi-sweet body. Initial sweetness tapers off into a semi-dry lingering finish.

Bottle - generic. I could have rated it without opening the bottle. Mostly malt in the aroma, maybe a touch of spicy hops ... maybe. Very pale yellow with a white head. Kind of soapy. Flavor matches the aroma exactly. Very thin. Not worth the effort.

Draft in the Philly airport - Poured a golden amber in color with a small head and relatively low carbonation overall. Aroma is malty with a hint of fruity/estery hops. Flavor is slightly sweet and malty with a small amount of hop flavoring. Flavor is pretty weak. Finish is mildly bitter. Unremarkable at best...

Golden colour with white head. The aroma is a bit grainy with hints of hops. The flavor is somewhat sweet with a bit of fruit to it. The aftertaste is crisp and clean. A very nice example of a German pils.

Tried this because I love the dunkel, but this fell short. Gold color, no real head. Smooth in the mouth, weak on flavor. Would choose this over most others of this style

*updated* Had this again a day or so ago. Much better than I had remembered it. Might make this my standard everyday type beer. Love the flavor - just a bit different.