Ayinger Bavarian Pils

Bavarian Pils. Ayinger. Aying, Germany.

Appearance

Clear and light gold, or perhaps light urine. Bubbly. Decently thick head that clings to glass as it recedes.

4

Smell

Smell is very attractive. I want to smell deeply.

I accidentally tipped the glass too close to my nose and inhaled. It was not an unpleasant inhale.

Citrusy, acidic.

“I love this smell”.

5

Taste

It’s so good.

Refreshing.

The satisfaction on the first sip is like taking the first sip of a cold Coke, but without the regret of drinking viscous sugary syrup.

Very drinkable.

A little bitter. The bitterness lingers. No malt.

Could drink this all day.

5

Mouthfeel

Goes down easy. Not thick and viscous. Effervescent.

I don’t have the strong sensation of my mouth being coated the way I did with yesterday’s ales, at least not as strongly.

4

Overall

I’ve avoided pilsners for the most part because they are not “interesting”, but I’m super impressed with this beer.

Definitely something I could drink a lot of.

5