Warsteiner Premium Verum

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

I didn’t mind Warsteiner Dunkel, so I decided to try the original brand. Overall, not as impressed as the dunkel. Appearance-wise, it resembled pale lagers too closely. The taste was only slightly more distinguishable from the rest of the paler beers. I can say now that I’ve tried it, but if I want cheaper german beer, I’ll stick to Warsteiner Dunkel.

Pale yellow, with a fizzy, diminishing white head. Perfumed hop bitter aroma. Same perfumed taste, followed by a bitter and metallic finish. Fizzy and almost sharp on the tip of the tongue, then finishes softer, but thin.

Pours a nice light gold with a foamy white head. Very light aroma of mostly wheat and a little malt. Very light tasting, sort of reminds me of a miller lite, but without the weird skunky flavor. Crisp. Not bad, but nothing special.

Pale yellow colour with light white lacing around the edges of the glass. Malt grassy aroma with a little bit of hops. Flavour is crisp. You have the malt and grass going on but more hop bitters are apparent. Body is medium with medium carbonation. Dry on the back of my tongue.

Light blond beer with a medium creamy head. The aroma is yeast, bread and hop. Slightly sweet start with hop finish and a slightly bitter aftertaste. A well controlled beer.

Light and refreshing, and a beer one can drink all night. I’m not big into the foamy head, so it doesn’t matter to me that this beer doesn’t have one.

a beatiful looking pils, clear and smooth. decent flavor and mouth feel, this brew is easy to drink. well balanced.

Warsteiner, a beer that I have consumed dozens of times, always a rather pleasant experience.
A golden Pils with a massive pillow of fluffy white head. The aroma is rather malty and sweet, honey, caramel, the flavor it almost the same experience but an with a noticeable addition of hops, Quit drinkable