# 4633; 6/2025. Herbal and malty aroma, metalic, slightly spicy and corny.Brilliant gold body; white head. Herbal, malty, grainy, tobacco, slightly corny. Light to medium body; medium carbonation. Mediocre industrial pilsner. 0,5 l, bottle, Getränkemarkt, Žitawa (Upper Lusatia, Germany).

Big 17 oz bottle from total wine. Pour is clear pale with a white head. Nose is almost nuetral. First taste is odd aged euro pils, can't find a date code, may be an old bottle. Decent level of carbonation up front. Yea, in the middle the aged effect takes a bigger hold on the taste buds, even tho I don't get any skunk on the nose. As I live thru the session, towards the end, it tends lean towards the taste of a sortah aged old can of macro pale lager that's been setting on the shelf for a while. Oh well. One good thing going for it is that it never gets too bitter.
Earlier Rating: 2/24/2023 Total Score: 2.3
Big 17 0z can for 2 bucks. Pour is pretty looking yellow with a decent creamy head. Nose is just a little cabbage like, with a little metal, something you get from clear or green bottle if it's from the old country noble hops, kindah odd. First taste is reminiscent of the old country pils, sharper back of throat pilsner bite and feel. Yes, not as civilized as I was expecting but it's not bad. Could drink a couple of these. Toward the end of the session that pils bitter bite keeps coating the back of my throat on my tongue and does become a little annoying, fer sher. Pretty good co2 to the end.