Warsteiner Premium Verum

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

Bottled. A nice surprise with good mouth feel compared to other North German pilsners. Malty flavor with some sweetness balanced by some assertive bitterness.

A good german lager beer.

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.

A basic German pilsner. Very crisp with a quick bite, but no lingering taste. A light amber color with white head as expected. Nothing new here, not very exciting, but an all around decent beer.

Medium Head/. You can really taste the hops on this one. The malty flavors clings on your mouth for a while.

Draught at the Flying Saucer in Raleigh, NC. Clear light golden color with thin white head. Skunky, but not unpleasant hop nose and flavor typical of European pilsners. Dry with a hint of honey flavor. Pleasant grainy finish that reminds me of corn on the cob.

This is a pretty good lager. it has the bitters so thats a big plus, its got OK foamers. its quite clean and i guess its above average by euro lager standards but not by that much.

A sweet aroma and an odd, distinctive taste. Finishes rather dry. Not sure if this quite representative of the style, but I do like it. Quite drinkable alone; a nice change of pace from more complex beers.