(Bottle 33 cl) Clear, pink with a small, pinkish head. Fresh, berry-like aroma. Light and watery body with extremely dry berry-like accents - raspberries. Quite refreshing for a Mischgetränk. 040307

Bottled. A pinkish red beer with a thin beige head. The aroma is sweet fruity - with strong notes of passion fruit. The flavor is sweet with artificial passion fruit notes as well as light notes of berries. This is like a sodapop.

Bottle, 2.8%. OK citric aroma. Clear yellow colour, OK white head. Thin mouthfeel and flavour. Quite rough bitterness. Boring, but not bad considering ABV.

(bottle, now called Pilsener instead of Pils with new label-design) Clear, pale golden colour with a nice blond foamy white head. Rather shy aroma with malty, slightly grainy sweetness and herbal, very light grassy hops. Bitter, slightly sweet flavour, light to medium body, ok carbonation. Initially malty taste, turning rapidly into moderate herbal hoppy, slightly perfumed flavours; dryish, quite papery, slightly bitter and hoppy finish. Hardly average quality.

Creamy white good mostly lasting head. Pale yellow colour. Light hoppy a little bready aroma. Nice bitter flavor. Moderate bitter average finish. Watery palate. This is one of the best low-alc I have tasted (apart from hvidtøl of course!!!)

Bittburger 12 oz brown bottle. Date code says 1817, it has aged well! Has a slight skunk aroma on the popping of the cap. After the pour there is a hint of yeast in the background. I can’t see pils on the label but everybody I know calls it bitburger pils! Bitte ein bit? Pours like a typical pale yellow american beer, light yellow with carbonation. Has a flavor that imparts am almost roughness about it. Can almost pass for an ale of some sort, but aren’t pilsners a lager? There is a bitterness in there that may appeal to some pale ale lovers. That, perhaps, may be the reason why it rates so high on this website. Definitely not as well behaved as your typical american lager. Compared to stouts pils, it is on par, about the same performance. I think bohemian beers may be a bit more refreshing. The looks of this beer hides the coarseness of it. Finish is not quite like a pale ale or IPA but it is offensive to a milder extent. Who said lagers can’t have a creative personality? The hoppy bitterness lingers for a while.

Bottled (BB 01/2007)
Golden color, small steady white head. Light nose: a bit skunky hops and wort there. Harsh malty with notes of metal and rubber. Watery - the middle of the road N/A beer.

Bottled. Yellowish golden colour with basically no head. Aroma is maize, malts and grass. Flavour is totally bad rubber and paper. Thin, watery and very bad.