0.0% Original

F: white, thin, quick diminishing. C: gold, clear. A: malty, grassy, herbal, some chemical, cardboard. T: malt, sweet grainy, herbal, grassy, strange weak bitterness, bread, light body, medium carbonation, below average low alk. beer, 0,33l can from Carrefour.

Botella en el Lupulo cortesía David el abstemio. 07..09..2016. (r130). color ámbar rubio con espuma blanca. sabores maltosos y cereales con ligeros ácidos y citricos. cuerpo ligero algo pastoso. corriente.

At a tasting, thanks Oren for this bizzare experience, no head, deep yellow color, oxidised, dried fruits aroma, bready, jammy, fruity flavor and sour. Foul.

Bottle at home. Golden colour white thick and foamy head. Aroma is vegi and taste corn sweet. Body watery.

500ml bottle. Pours pale yellow with a small white head. Cooked vegetables and grain aroma. Taste is sweet and watery with some metallic notes. Not the worst N/A.

Pours a clear golden color. No real head on top of it, small white coevr that immediately dissipates. Aroma is mild, malty with wet paper notes - typical for this macro non-alcos. Taste is similar. Watery, sweet, malty. Not that nice.

330 ml. can Bavaria Premium Original 0.0 % next to 500 ml. can Bavaria Premium Pilsner 5.0 %. Both purchased @ Carrefour. BBF 12-2015 (first one). BBF 03-2015 (second one). Appearance is pretty much identical. Clear heavily sparkling golden, 5.0 % one is maybe a small touch hazier, both are very light colored & crystal-clear. Artificial looking egg-white chemical head, huge at first, collapses very quickly. NA version smells quite unpleasant, huge paper, hugely chemical, insecticide, something hugely revolting oily, industrial oil, motor oil,…. 5.0 % version’s smell is seemingly almost enjoyable next to it. Light phenolic, big grain alcohol, juniper berries, industrial & phenolic smelling. 5.0 % version’s taste is watery phenolic grain alcohol, chemical, industrial, harsh, juniper berries, light floral, harsh & industrial. NA version is surprisingly not too different, obv. less phenolic & grain alcohol but it mimics the flavor profile oddly well in a strange oily kind of way, there is even an odd juniper berry, watery, chemical aftertaste, phenolically-like,… Lightly papery. The 5.0 % is a bit watery, feels like industrial strength swill diluted. Which it probably is. The NA version is very watery but slightly more enjoyable lacking the industrial punch. Neither of them are very enjoyable. If you like the alcoholic one & you are hunkering for a NA version, this one does a very decent job.