Bergenbräu

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

can.33cl. from somewhere in faliraki, rhodos, greece. clear faint yellow, large white head. aroma is a very faint caramelly sweetness, and not much else. flavor is faint sweet, faint bitterhoppy, a bit boring. also a strange unwanted flavor like metal or perhaps soaked cardboard.

Sampled this beer from the bottle while on vacation in Greece. A grainy hops and barley aroma with some sour yeast scents too. A light, clear gold aroma with a moderate white head with short retention. The beer was heavily sour with some bitterness. A wet, medium body with moderate mouthfeel and low carbonation. Not a very good beer, among the worst I have had from Belgium.

Can. Pale, non de-script lager. Soft malty, sweet aroma which goes the same for the flavor. Not an offensive brew, but I’ll forget it as soon as I’m done.

Can. A golden beer with a thin white head. The aroma is sweet malty with notes of caramel. The flavor is sweet with primary notes of metal, but also lighter notes of alcohol and nuts, leaging to a dry bitter finish. The flavor is not good.

Can in greece. Golden color. Light malty and very little hops. Palate too thin.

Can. Golden colour with a small white head. Aroma and flavour of malt and hops.

12 oz can. Less than average pale lager. Barely drinkable, Corn, little malt in flavor. Not even satisfying under hot sun.

Clear pale yellow colour with a white head. Malty, grainy sweet aroma with grassy notes. Malty, bland and quite watery flavor.