ArteBirraia Birra Mazarol

Brewed by ArteBirraia
Style: Pale Lager
Rasai di Seren del Grappa (BL), Italy

Bottle. A medium yellow beer with a very light haziness. The head is not very big, though enough lasting. The aroma is lightly malty, lightly hoppy with some herbal hints. Quite weak, though not too bad. The flavour is sweet with grainy notes and a light herbal presence at the end. Light body, lively carbonation, short finish with light to medium bitterness. Too watery and thin, but not disgusting as some Italian macro lagers.

gold blond coloured little sparkling body with a white head a spicy hoppy malty aroma a sweet spicy hoppy taste with a malty bitter finish

Light hazy yellow coloured beer with some light carbonation and a small white head. Roasted light madeira stranger aroma. Medium palate. Finish is light madeira older bitter/sweet malty ending.

Clear goldblond coloured bere with small white head and few carbonation. Hoppy sweet candy aroma. Medium palate. Finish is smooth balanced bit bitter.

Questa birra ha qualcosa di strano, almeno in bottiglia (50cl); verso color biondo chiaro praticamente senza schiuma. Aroma stravagante molto dolce ma con qualcosa di bislacco, tipo quei concimi strani che hanno quel sentore un po’ di pasticceria stata lì. Nel sapore è evidente ancora di più questa bizzarria che si traduce in un’overdose di strambo miele sintetico (pur nel corpo acquosissimo) bilanciata a stento da una presenza ridicola di luppoli nel finale. Non è pessima, è così strana e insensata che fa quasi riflettere... non la metterei mai a confronto con le lager italiane commerciali (come qualcuno qui ha fatto), ma questo non vuol dire che sia buona. E’ buffa, e infantile; come la sua confezione.

Bottle@Home. Light grainy and herbal aroma. Yellow color, white head, fair lace. Light grainy, bitter, herbal hops, medium body. Light and not even that refreshing.

Bottled(500ml). -Yellow coloured, small white head, light lagerish nose. Low carbonation. Weak aroma of malt with slight hoppy and grassy notes. Except the label just another ordinary italian lager.

0.5l bottle as on picture.... really cute (and fancy) label with a huge commercial description in Italian. Poured a slightly hazy (label claims "partial filtration") darker yellow/orange colour and a small white head. Faint malty nose. The taste is smooth, velvety, and obviously a bit watery... weak low quality honey-like malty hints, a pleasant hoppy background and some grapefruit. Not entirely bad, far better than what I expected after reading the other comment, and it’s even somewhat original for the style, but all in all, not all that good a beer. Some effort went into making it, but clearly not as much as in the visual design.