Bavaria 0.0% Original

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 🎉🎉🎉 Robs AF Brews Reviews 🎉🎉🎉


What: Bavaria 0.0% Original
Where: Ocado
£££'s: £4 / 8 x 330ml cans
Score: 🌟🌟🌟🌟

Following the last review of the excellent Bavaria Wit is this Original brew from the Swinkels family. Brewed using a 'secret' brewing method, this Pilsner is a rich golden colour with a flavorsome German & Czech brews. There is a definite malty aroma & taste with a slight sweetness, although not as sweet as its compatriot, Heineken 0.0%

Would I buy it again? Yes I would. This is a good, clean & crisp version of a Pilsner & for £4 I could quite happily turn up at a BBQ with a pack of these.

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