Bottle 0,33ltr: Golden coloured Belgian lager with an grassy hoppy taste, much better than the nation biggest.

Appearance: Clear gold with a moderate white frothy head of medium retention. Aroma: Crackers, slightly toasted, herbal and grassy hop. Taste: Pretty much the same. Light sweet, light to medium bitter. Lingering hoppy ending. Mouth feel: Medium minus body, average carbonation. Summary: Drinkable.

Tap @ Fermentoren, Aarhus. Pours clear yellow with a small white head. Aromas of crisp pilsnery fruity notes, pilsner malt, light hoppy notes, light estery, straw. Taste is crisp, pilsner malty, light bitter, corny.

Tap@Bootleggers, Copenhagen - Clear golden pour with white head. Grassy hoppy and light malty with some notes of cereal, straw, hay, grassy hoppy bitter close.

Draught @ Fermentoren, Aarhus. Pours golden with a white head. Aroma of malt, grain, little toasted, light hay. Flavor is light sweet, light bitter, malt, grain, grass. Medium body, average carbonation. 280417

Imported from my RateBeer account as Verhaeghe Vera Pils (by Verhaeghe):
Aroma: 5/10, Appearance: 3/5, Taste: 5/10, Palate: 3/5, Overall: 11/20, MyTotalScore: 2.7/5

6/III/15 - on tap @ Den Hert (Vichte) - BB: n/a (2015-310)

Clear orange to blond beer, creamy white head, unstable, dissipates quickly, adhesive, leaving a nice lacing in the glass. Aroma: very malty, hay, grains, well at least it's not sugar or corn. MF: ok carbon, medium to light body. Taste: very metallic, hay, grains, cow fodder, little bitter. Aftertaste: malty, metallic, pretty bitter. Not the worst lager I've had!

On tap. Pours clear blonde good white head. Smell is malty sweet. Taste is sharp and full malty. Bitter. Very natural tasting. Refreshing. Waaw, very fulland nice in all its aspect.... Best regular pils to date?

One of those remnants of a bygone era of local, unpasteurized ’pils’ in Belgium, a whole string of which developed when pale lager conquered this country in the middle of the previous century. This one yielded a creamy, yellowish white, irregular, sticky head and a deep ’old gold’ colour, clear with quiet sparkling. Weakish aroma, primarily consisting of an honest and genuine pale malt sweetness, floral hops, some pear and iron; neutral onset, light but genuine malt sweetness, crisp, medium carbo, weak metallic echo, grainy and light grassy hoppy finish. Low profile, but as said, an honest ’pilsje’ I’d prefer over the larger brands any time, in the absence of anything else. But be sure to drink it as fresh as possible: being unpasteurized, it begins to reek of sewer and wet cardboard when it passes its date and then becomes thinner and less refreshing.