Warsteiner Premium Verum

THOUGHTS: I’m not much of a pilsener fan, but this is one of the best I’ve had so far. Goes down eaier than most because of less metallic aftertast. Flavor was a little earthy but not in a bad way. TECHNICAL: Bottle. Poured a sparkling, light golden, yellow with beautiful carbonation and an average, white head. the aroma was moderated flower and grass hops and light dough and earth yeasts. The initial flavor was lightly sweet and acidi, while the finish was moderately sweet and lightly acidic and bitter, and sour with an average duration. The light body had fizzy carbonation and a lightly astringent, tad bit metallic finish.

Pours a clear deep golden.Very sweet malt, corn, and biscuits, as well as some honey. Lotsa grain, lotsa honey, but pretty damn good for 18.99/24pk cans.

From the bottle. Quite drinkable, plenty of malt and bitterness drawing through. Something I definitely do not mind drinking if it’s there.

Bottle. Light gold and clear, with a thick head. Very malty aroma. Smooth and silky body with a light malt flavor.

Aroma of light cooked (or bready?) malt accompanied by some hop. Brassy gold color with a white head that went flat fast. Medium bodied. A bit strongly carbonated. Starts with a fruity sweetness that suggests grape. Not enough bitter to balance. An ok drink, but it’s a bit malty. Needs bitter. The malt keeps the finish from being crisp.

A disappointment. A bit sweeter than the bmc types and thats it. Avoid the price and buy MGD if that’s what you’re looking for.

Pale yellow colour. Just the average pilsner, except this one is a bith smoother. Drinkable.

On tap at Castro’s in the beaches. Bready, malty, and sweet corn nose, Flavour is grainy, and has notes of sweet malt. meh, avergae, nothing special .