Warsteiner Premium Verum

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

Light colored lager. Has a lot of carbonation. Nothing to make this stadn out from any other lagers.

Mild grain aroma and flowery hops. Clear golden colour with plenty of bubbles and thick white head that sticks to the sides of the glass as it recedes. Mild bitterness and gentle cereal flavour with a slight sweetness and subtle pepperiness in the finish.Body is very light and refreshing. This a very good if somewhat simple beer. Bottle.

Very pale yellow in colour, sour hop nose, with a light fresh laggery hop flavour.

Delicate beers are not my favourites, although I always have a supply of lagers, pilsners and wheat beers in the fridge for when I want something cold. I didn’t expect much of this one - best selling brands tend to be bland - but I was pleasantly surprised. There was a firm malt body and aroma, edging toward that of a watered down Scotch Whiskey. The hops were subtle but quite aromatic in a dusty, summer shower manner. Even though this is a best-seller, it’s a best-seller in a country where Pilsner is highly regarded. If it’s alright with a nation of Pilsner lovers it can’t be that bad.

Bottle. White high creamy and lasting head. Clear golden body. Mild malt aroma with lemon notes. Sweet flavor of corn sirup with hay and grassy notes. Thin mouthfeel with sugary aftertaste without much bitterness.

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.

Poured a clear yellow color with a small white head. Aroma of dough and grain. Malty flavor with some doughy notes. Crisp lightly bitter finish.

On-tap at the new Twisted Kilt. Fresh beer, brand new lines Pours light yellow, with carbonation bubbles and a modest white film that can be called its head. Sweatsock aroma. Very aggressive carbonation on this. Mild malty taste, maybe a tad of hops there. Some drinkabilty.