Warsteiner Premium Verum

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

Bottle. Pours pale gold with big white head that reduces to a thin but persistent layer. Tastes of corn, mild grassy hops, and grains. Light and refreshing, but nothing special.

A clear yellow colored beer, with a white head. The aroma of hay and malt. The taste is smooth, malty, sweet, with little bitterness. A good drinkable lager on a sunny day.

sweet sweet sweet and boring as buggery. this aint a classic german pilsener. the crown lager of germany.

5 Liter keg: Poured from the keg a crystal clear gold and was topped by a huge amount of foam. The head never went died out during any point of drinking so it added to a smooth and creamy palate making this pils a highly quaffable lager. Aroma has light grained malt and has a faint grass smell as well. Flavor was somewhat bland and boring of barley malt with notes of sour grass. The keg kind of transformed a nitro feel and a rich creamy texture to the flavor, so i was able to enoy the flavor because of the combination created.

Bottle in Berlin.

Pours gold with a modest white head. Mellow, slightly sweet, slightly fruity pils, laiud back on the hops.Not a standout but enjoyable enough.

Thin, bubbly head. Clear--light golden appearance. Crisp flavor. Smooth. Slight tinge of grass in the aftertaste with a little touch of bittering hops. Good model of style.

Pours clear gold with a white head. Nose is light malt, bread, crisp hops, and lager. Flavor is exactly the same. Clean, decent German lager, and very not bad for an InBev beer. It has the makings of a decent occasional beer. Light to barely medium body and a lingering lager/ bitter finish.

Poured a light yellow in color ... I’d say pale gold, only it wasn’t quite deep enough. Thin, yeasty head. Aroma of sour malt and yeast. Flavor is run-of-the-mill Pils, nothing to write home about. Wasn’t very impressed by this one at all. Warsteiner’s dunkel is far superior.