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Dry and bitter with some slightly smoky hop flavours witha touch of soft malt. Towards the finish the hops are dominant, but not overpowering.

A light, easy drinking pilsner with a slight hoppy finish. Brewed to the German purity laws of 1516.

This is probably the most bitter of the Nothern German Pilsners.
The aroma is resiny hops and booming malt leading to a beer with a typical pure white head and just the right amount of carbonation. The taste is of grassy, resiny hops held up well by a very supportive malt base. The label says 'Friesisch Herb' which is 'Fresh, dry' and this is so. The beer is bouncingly fresh, but dry from the high hop rate though still with plenty of mouth feel. It continues through to a refreshing, dry hoppy finish.

Paulanor Original has a pronounced grainy malt character, with smooth grassy butter in the mouth. The hops give it a balanced bitter-lemon cleanliness that lasts through to the end.

A fresh clean pils with a distinctive malty aroma, smooth and well balanced

Grevenstein, a tranquil place in the Sauerland, was the birthplace of a small brewery in 1824 and today is home to one of the leading beer brands in Germany. The combination of traditional brewing methods and cutting edge technology creates a first class pilsner beer, which inspires beer drinkers all around the world.