Warsteiner Premium Verum

Bottle. Pours golden with a white head. Aroma of pale malts with a weak amount of spicy hops. Light bodied with a somewhat thin texture, but not as bad as the american macro versions. Compared to the Bitburger I just had, this has less bitterness and sweetness and a touch more dryness on the finish.

nice crisp and clean. hints of yeast and slight hop flavor. good pils for the 98 degree day here

A pleasant bready sweetness with a crisp dry finish. Pretty basic, but nice and refreshing in the 110 degree heat.

355 ml bottle. Golden color, quickly fading head. Pleasant aroma. Sits well on the palate with a very pleasant taste. Nothing spectacular but not a bad choice. I liked it because it didnt taste watered down like some other pilseners.

i bought a mini keg of this at the local beer depot for 18 dollars very good beer ice cold went down smooth

The weak/clean pilsener aroma is mild. The uber clear beer tastes as it looks...clean and clear. (Or you could say it looks like urine.) Mild-to-no body. It was 100 degrees today, that is when this beer shines.

Slight hoppy aroma. Golden colour, medium head. Some herbal notes, generally hoppy flavour with nice bitter end. Ok pilsener.

Picked up a case of cans for our company picnic. Pours a clear, light golden pale yellow brew with a fast dissolving white head that leaves behind a thin white ring and no lacing. Aroma of light bread dough, some grassy hops and a touch of Ivory soap. Taste is light bodied, lots of carbonation with a good balance of light malt and grassy hops. Finish is clean cut, crisp and very watery. Just a slight metalic finish but good enough for a 90 degree summer picnic.