Sas Pils
Leroy Breweries

Not retired! On tap in Toulouse, France.
Proud presentation. Everything else about the beer is underwhelming. No bite, weak,,. but refreshing. Weird aftertaste.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pours a clean yellow color with a thick white head. In the aroma, a small sweetness and a small saaz hop. In the taste, a nice saaz hop and starts sweet to dry. A smooth and lighter bodied mouthfeel, with a small dryness and hop in the aftertaste. A standard Belgian pils, but I drank a ton of it at the Hop Parade in Poperings.

Thick and round mattress of foam, lasting, quite smooth and silky on a bland transparent yellow color body that shows light copper notes. Smell is grainy and fresh, with dry straw and surprising notes of a red wine and carrots sauce with beef. The taste is bland, roundly malty with a dry thick hoppiness in the aftertaste, as in average German pilsners. Some dry herbal interesting notes though. Some light notes of caramel and some acidity, lemon. Not much to say, the first impression is more enjoyable than the aftertaste. Mouthfell is round, nicely carbonated. Not too expressive or complex, but highly drinkable and not unpleasing.