hopIQ found 10 beers with the same malty and herbal character as Potsdamer Rex Pils. The Rex Pils refers on its label to Frederick the Great and to the royal brewery in Potsdam founded in 1716, whose tradition the brand claims. It is now brewed in Berlin as a bottom-fermented pilsner at 4.8 percent with an original gravity of 11.2 percent, from barley malt and hop extract. It pours pale golden with a mostly fine-bubbled head. The nose is restrained and malty. A pleasantly malty, slightly creamy entry turns spicy and herbal on the palate, and the beer ends with a lightly bitter, fine-textured finish. Ranked by flavour match rather than popularity.
Closest match: King Eddy Pilsner — 81%. No twin in the catalogue yet.
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