Scheldepils

Good, very fine & dense snowwhite head over pale golden beer, clear. Malty nose, slightly grassy, and quite some sulphur in the aroma. Dusty too – all very classic. Crisp, clear malt taste, with restrained restsweetness and just enough bitterness to ask for some more. CO² balances with an acidity impression at the end, lending it some fruitiness. Palate, however, fails. Here the malt, hops, etc. make way for the Big Infinite Emptiness. Excellent balance. You want to keep tasting that, whilst avoiding the empty aftertaste. This seems a very keen commercial concept, so to speak… Second try under the name Ster Pils First impressions hugely confirmed. Very convincing as a sixties-early seventies commercial, but OK Belgian pilsner.

An orange beer with a fine white head. The aroma is very yeasty for a pilsener - as if it has been topfermented, but quite pleasant. The flavor is a boring malt flavor, but with an OK bitterness. The body is thin.

Clear yellow color, short white head. Aroma of hops, grains, some apple indeed. Quite bitter taste, grainy. A more grainy pilsener overall.