Becks

Brewed by Brauerei Beck & Co./Becks (InBev)
Style: Premium Lager
Bremen, Germany

skunky aroma to the beer, thin nose, minimal head, and light body. pale golden beer, clear. medium bitterness, light sweetness in the aftertaste

Pale yellow color with discreet head.The aroma offers points of bitterish. The body is very thin. Cold drink is refreshing...

Oh what was I thinking. There was a time I thought this was good.....that time has passed. This stuff is not good, if you doing yard work in the south, have no beer in stock and someone GIVES you one of these for free....ok drink......

from tap in a bar in Trapani. Served in a limonade glass? Almost no head and yellow colour. Smell: skunk. Taste: very watery, strange bitterness. No good pils!

Tap, glass of 20 cl. Lemonade yellow to golden colour with little white foam disappearing soon. Aroma is grainy, taste is water with dirty grainy taste. Or to summarize in one word: BWEURK!

Pours clear gold with a white head. Nose is light malt, rice, lager, bread, and some yeast. Flavor is similar with bitterness and astringency. There is a hop or two thrown in, but mostly unremarkable.

Pretty standard macro Euro lager-pilsener. Nothing too exciting. OK. There are better choices out there in this category, but this goes down easily enough and will do in a pinch. Light malty sweetness and a dash of Mitteleuropean hops. I am actually scoring this lower than a number of American macros. Not that it is actually worse, but perhaps one of the things that bothers me about the Euro macros is that they are supposed to be high quality beers and often sell at substantial prices in the USA, yet they are not really high end brews.

Pours a classic golden yellow with a thick white head that doesn’t stick around long. Not bad lacing. Hoppy metallic aroma that pretty much matches the taste. Not bad, but recommend a St. Pauli’s instead.