Berliner Berg Pils

◎ Aussehen

Berliner Berg Pils presents a pale gold hue with excellent clarity and a pristine white head that settles into fine lacing along the glass. The carbonation is steady and well-integrated, supporting consistent foam retention throughout the drinking experience.

◌ Aroma

The nose opens with classic German noble hop character—herbal and grassy notes dominate, complemented by subtle citrus and a delicate floral lift from the whirlpool additions. Beneath the hops, pale malt contributes a light, fresh dough quality that anchors the profile without heaviness.

◐ Geschmack

Entry brings a clean, crisp malt foundation of pale malt and white bread character. The mid-palate develops the hop complexity evident on the nose—grass and subtle lemon—while a measured bitterness (29 IBU) emerges as a dry, spicy note rather than aggressive punch. The body remains slim and lively, allowing the interplay between malt sweetness and hop bite to remain in focus.

◑ Abgang

The finish is long and dry, with the spicy hop character persisting into a lingering aftertaste. No residual sweetness distracts; instead, a fresh, herbaceous dryness carries through.

Gut gekühlt bei 4–6°C für maximale Frische servieren. Ein zu warm serviertes Pilsner verliert seinen charakteristischen Biss.

Das hohe, schmale Pilsnerglas erhält die Kohlensäure und zeigt die goldene Klarheit, die den Stil ausmacht.