Warsteiner Premium Verum

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

Somewhat decent pils. Good hop character. Actually quite drinkable.

Its not fantastic, but it was worth trying. I wasn’t extremely impressed, but if given the opportunity I would try it again, and would recommend that others try it at least once.

Looks great, mildly carbonated with a good head and lacing, not much on the nose. Light to medium bodied and crisp with a nice hoppy dryness in the finish.

Bottle - Sour malt aroma. Light yellow color with small collapsing head. Taste is much better - full flavored malt with nice mouthfeel and slight bitter finish. I was going to make a smart ass comment about Warsteiner being the German word for Bud but it’s much better than that. It’s really a pretty good beer - only the aroma is a bit off.

Yummy hay-juice hoppiness, deliccious, also quite malty. A bit thinner than necessary. Of course clear light golden with a huge fluffy protypical head. Not so bad!

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

Golden colour with white head. The aroma is a bit grainy with hints of hops. The flavor is somewhat sweet with a bit of fruit to it. The aftertaste is crisp and clean. A very nice example of a German pils.

Pale gold color with 2 fingers of white head. The foam is a little fizzy and leaves just a few wisps of wet lacing. Nose is malty and grainy with some Hallertau influence. Flavor is simple but effective. Clean and grainy with some pale malt. Hops lend a grassy crispness but very little bitterness. Infinitely drinkable, smooth and refreshing.