Albert Heijn Pilsener

The house brand of the Albert Heijn supermarket chain in the Netherlands.
A bottle of 300 ml, the standard small bottle of the Netherlands, poured into a Heineken glass.
Deep golden colour on the appearance, with a rich white head. Some bubbles rising to the top to feed the head while others are stuck on my glass's walls. Head after a while loses 3/4 of its size but stills is more than enough to cover the beers's surface, whilst leaving light lacing on the glass.
Not much on the aroma front, some malts and some a smell of old bread, not unpleasant though. Preety typical aroma I would say.
On the taste is quite neutral, very difficult to distinguish something. Maybe some light bitterness, mostly notable on the aftertaste.
Light on the body and medium to light carbonation, leaves your palate dry.
Not a bad beer with this hot weather, served ice cold and for 34 cents is one of the better options out there that follows the triptych of thirst quencher-good quality-low price

Appearance 3,5
Aroma 3
Taste 2,5
Mouthfeel 3
Overall 3

2.8/5
look: 3.5 | smell: 3 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3 | overall: 3