Nothelfer Pils
Alte Klosterbrauerei Vierzehnheiligen Brauerei Trunk

Alte Klosterbrauerei Vierzehnheiligen Brauerei Trunk "Nothelfer Pils"
,5L brown glass bottle, "Mindestens halter bis: 11 01 18" and sampled on 23 09 17

Look: Somewhat hazy straw gold body beneath a two finger thick head of bright white foam. Average head retention and lacing.
Smell: Lightly sweetish grainy golden malt with some spicy and herbal hops in the background.
Taste: As the aroma suggests, but fuller of course. The sweetish grainy malt appears upfront but is quickly joined by the spicy and herbal hops, and then a rising bitterness that takes it to a mostly dry finish with just a dollop of sweetish malt that fades steadily away.
Feel: Medium bodied with a crisp, standard carbonation.
Overall: A high quality, very well brewed and superbly balanced Pils that offers a very firm bitterness that falls halfway between the very dry Pilsners of northern Germany and the softer versions from the south. Refreshing and highly drinkable.

smell is grain, lemon, end perhaps a hint of honey. All very subtle in taste. Clean, dry and somehow bitter end. more like hell. nice. BBD 21/01/25

L:
-pours a clear very pale straw golden with a small,foamy,white head
-low-to-medium carbonation visible
S:
-grassy,lemon,spicy,green tea
T:
Follows the nose + herbal
F:
-medium carbonation
-light body
O:
A Pilsener that clearly lets the Hops shine with its faint malt base.Well-brewed,clean and refreshing.