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The Bavarian brewers have been masters in their trade for centuries and therefore also brew excellent pils beers. Indeed it was a Bavarian master brewer that brewed the first beer according to the pilsner method in the town of Pilsen! The glimmering, light-yellow Ayinger Bairisch Pils has the fragrance of aromatic hops from the “Hallertau” region of Bavaria (only these are used in the Ayinger beer specialties!). The beer is highly fermented and therefore smooth on the initial taste sensation, but also mild and sparkling in body. Our pils is accentuated by the floweriness of the hops aroma and has a more pronounced bitterness on swallowing, which quickly fades from the taste buds.
IBU:32
Reviews

Yochikawa
10 hours ago

3.5
Sounds mate, hoppy clean lager would go insane in tap

Beerliner
@ Ayinger Privatbrauerei21 days ago

4.3
Sehr gut auf der Gegend
Tiet B
2 months ago
3.5

Mike5353
2 months ago
4.0

Hector
@ Wegmans Reston3 months ago
3.0
Not really a fan of hoppy beers, but this was quite interesting. Better than any IPAs I’ve had.

Ed van schleck
5 months ago
3.9

Biergott69
7 months ago

2.1
Instabile Schaumkrone. Minimale Trübung auf Goldgelb. Eine typische Pils Hopfenbitterkeit ist vorhanden aber ich schmecke auch eine unangenehme Säure. Das Bier erinnert auch irgendwie an eine kalte eingerührte Instant Bratensoße.
Ganz ehrlich ist das ein sehr seltsames Pils, absolut nicht meins.
Trinkt mehr Bier 🍺, es möge wirken
Harry H
7 months ago

3.0

Ed van schleck
7 months ago
3.3
Hell im Glas, süß im Antrunk und leicht herb im Abgang.
Eher ein Helles als ein Pils.
lon.etie
7 months ago
3.0