Almaza Pilsener (6-pack)
Golden Breeze from Beirut
Almaza Pilsener, a testament to Lebanese brewing expertise, offers a unique take on the classic German Pilsner.
Brewed in Lebanon, this beer distinguishes itself with a blend of water, hops, malted barley, and maize, creating a refreshing profile. Each bottle of Almaza Pilsener showcases a beautiful golden hue, capped with a vaporous white foam, embodying the vibrant spirit of Beirut.
Almaza Pilsener is characterized by its light, effervescent nature. It presents a bright golden-yellow color, with a lively carbonation that enlivens the senses. Despite its thin body, it manages to deliver a balanced taste with mild bitterness and a smooth, creamy texture. The beer's flavor is subtle, featuring notes of malt, citrus, and a slight hoppy bitterness, offering a clean and dry finish.
First produced in 1933, Almaza Pilsener is one of Lebanon's oldest beers and has become a national and international sensation. Initially managed by the French government, it became a symbol of Lebanese pride post-independence. The brewery was acquired by the Heineken Group in 2002, diversifying its range while maintaining the beloved Almaza Pilsener as a staple.
Almaza Pilsener pairs well with a variety of foods. Its lightness and subtle flavors make it an ideal companion for spicy or heavily flavored dishes, such as burgers, tacos, and Lebanese cuisine. It also complements desserts like cheesecake and apple pie, as well as side salads.
Producer
Brasserie Almaza
Reviews
Harris Faulkner
The smell of this beer is amazing, gotta say it's like the most delectable aroma ever!
Bilal Martinez
A golden elixir that leaves me astonished with its top-grade flavor. A beneficial sip of hop-infused delight!
Almaza Pilsener (6-pack)
37.50 AED
45.00 AED / 1x
Golden Breeze from Beirut
Almaza Pilsener, a testament to Lebanese brewing expertise, offers a unique take on the classic German Pilsner.
Brewed in Lebanon, this beer distinguishes itself with a blend of water, hops, malted barley, and maize, creating a refreshing profile. Each bottle of Almaza Pilsener showcases a beautiful golden hue, capped with a vaporous white foam, embodying the vibrant spirit of Beirut.
Almaza Pilsener is characterized by its light, effervescent nature. It presents a bright golden-yellow color, with a lively carbonation that enlivens the senses. Despite its thin body, it manages to deliver a balanced taste with mild bitterness and a smooth, creamy texture. The beer's flavor is subtle, featuring notes of malt, citrus, and a slight hoppy bitterness, offering a clean and dry finish.
First produced in 1933, Almaza Pilsener is one of Lebanon's oldest beers and has become a national and international sensation. Initially managed by the French government, it became a symbol of Lebanese pride post-independence. The brewery was acquired by the Heineken Group in 2002, diversifying its range while maintaining the beloved Almaza Pilsener as a staple.
Almaza Pilsener pairs well with a variety of foods. Its lightness and subtle flavors make it an ideal companion for spicy or heavily flavored dishes, such as burgers, tacos, and Lebanese cuisine. It also complements desserts like cheesecake and apple pie, as well as side salads.
Style
German Pilsner
Producer
Brasserie Almaza
Country
Lebanon
Bitterness (IBU)
20
Untappd Rating
2.97
ABV
4.2%
Nose
The aroma brings a blend of skunky, malty scents with earthy, straw-like notes, accompanied by a floral hop presence and a hint of lemon.
Palate
Dominated by a creamy maltiness, complemented by grassy and citrus undertones.
Finish
The beer concludes with a mild bitterness and a clean, dry aftertaste.
Can or Bottle
Bottle
Reviews
Harris Faulkner
The smell of this beer is amazing, gotta say it's like the most delectable aroma ever!
Bilal Martinez
A golden elixir that leaves me astonished with its top-grade flavor. A beneficial sip of hop-infused delight!
Chloe Galvan
A cost-effective, intensely flavored beer that leaves a lasting impression on your opinion.
Tom Cervantes
Golden in colour, Almaza Pilsener tantalizes the senses with its hints of hops and vaporous white foam. The soft attack on the palate is completely balanced, leading to a slightly bitter, yet satisfying finish. Seek this heavenly brew for a complex and completely enjoyable experience.
Tyrell Hood
This beer opens up you with a burst of golden goodness and a touch of hops.