Backlog august 2016. Unclear golden body under a decent, lacing white head. Aroma with mild malt and some grapefruit type hops. Taste is sweet pale malt, grapefruit and hoppy bitterness. A bit thin bodied with a slightly bitter aftertaste. Drinkable but not very interesting after a few sips.

(Bottle, as My Pils) Golden colour with frothy, white head, leaving traces of laces. Malty, slightly hoppy nose with notes of bread, grass, honey, tropical fruit, passion-fruit, grapefruit and herbal hops. Malty, hoppy taste with white bread, grass, grapefruit, passion-fruit, honey, herbs and a balanced citric, herbal bitterness in the finish. Medium body, dry. Clean and fresh. Quite nice.

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Aroma of hay, grass, herbs, light fruit notes of citrus. Lightly sweet, slightly salty, with a dry bitter finish. Solid fruity Pils.

BOTTLE 33 CL. Hazy bright yellow, big white head. Strong herbal hops, thyme, some sourish herbs and a touch of green fruit, white bread. No fruity new world aromas whatsoever. Similar taste, nice herbal hops, just hint of lemon sherbet sweetness, light spicy herbal bitterness. The body is light but nowhere near watery. Soft carbination. And it is very clean, free of any usual lageresque flaws. An excellent pils.

Pours clear gold into a Sam glass. White head with medium retention recedes leaving spider lacing. Caramel and cracker aromas. Soft with caramel and mild resin front to back.

Shared by 77ships at his place, cheers! To Öl’s interpretation of a Pilsener, with egg-white, bubbly, rather unstable head (atypical for the style actually) and lightly hazy straw blonde robe with greenish hue and visible fizz. Aroma of greenmalt, raw grains, white bread, celery, minerals, chalk, raw peas, lemon peel. Clean and grainy, fairly neutral onset, bit minerally, smooth and somewhat creamy mouthfeel, medium carbo, ’green’ and raw graininess, clean palate with dryish and bit chalky finish, involving a dash of grassy and subtly citrussy hop bitterishness, but in all the emphasis keeps lying on a rather neutral, cereally graininess. Technically correct, but I don’t quite see the point of it other than To Öl trying to prove that they can do a primarily macro industry-propelled style like this.

Imported from my RateBeer account as To Øl Maj Pilsner (by To Øl):
Aroma: 7/10, Appearance: 3/5, Taste: 6/10, Palate: 3/5, Overall: 11/20, MyTotalScore: 3/5

15/VII/17 - 33cl bottle as "My Pils" from Willems (Grobbendonk), shared @ post-Billies cool-down at 77ships' place (Antwerpen) - BB: 7/VI/18 (2017-1027)

Clear pale yellow beer, big aery irregular white head, pretty stable, bit adhesive. Aroma: yeast, very sugary, metallic, bit grassy, chemical touch. MF: lively carbon, medium body. Taste: pretty fruity, lots and lots of grapefruit, pretty metallic, bitter. Aftertaste: bit chemical, some citrus, bitter, very resinous, bit grassy.

Review based on the BJCP2015 guidelines (style 2A, adapted). Bottle 33 cl - Batch T2 (BBF 06/06/18). AROMA: predominant and medium hop aroa with notes of passionfruit, mandarin and grapefruit. faint grainy malt background. APPEARANCE: pale gold color and cristal clear. medium white head with good retention. TASTE: similar to the aroma with hop notes (grapefruit, passionfruit). Faint grainy-sweet malt background. medium bitterness with a bitter finish. PALATE: medium-light body with medium carbonation. OVERALL: a nice hoppy variantion of a pilsner-type beer.

330ml bottle from Skinnyviking, many thanks. Decent white head, crocheted lacing and a misty, golden coloured body. Aroma of grassy hops, hints of lemon. Mixed taste of ripe lemon, grass and grain. Short-lived bittersweet ending. Soft carbonated. Easy to quaff. Satisfying. (Hotel room, Copenhagen 14.05.2017).