Castello Birra Bionda (Premium Lager)

Brewed by Castello di Udine Spa
Style: Pale Lager
San Giorgio di Nogaro, Italy

standard pilsner beer.

Good dry aroma. This is pretty light but a nice dry flavor, pretty easy drinking and tasty. Easy summer beer.

Bottle labeled "Castello di Udine Birra Italiana". I didn't expect much from an Italian beer, but this one is actually quite good. For a lighter-bodied lager, you just usually don't find as pleasant-tasting beer as this. Nice foamy (not fizzy) white head that maintains itself through the glass. Very refreshing!

Golden in appearance, with small head that dissipates completely. Smells like wheat beer, nothing new or special here. Nice sharp taste, reminds me a bit of some of the better Mexican beers. The tart aftertaste is nice. A little light in the mouth, needs more carbonation. This is a decent beer all around. It's nothing overly special, but I have a feeling this would be nice at a hot summer day's cookout. Brown bottle, no freshness date.

Clear gold lager with a semi-skunky smell. Flavor is surprisingly malty with a nice balancing bitterness. A lighter version of a pilsner, this would be a nice all day summer beer.

Bottled. Straw gold, thin shortlived white head and moderate condition. Low grain and a suggestion of lemon in the nose, malty but thin bodied with a dry hoppy bitterness developing that dominates into the finish. From Fabeers in York.

Good, very refreshing, and not tiring at vall, but too soft. You can have this at a party, but sunny one.

Clear light yellow orange with an inconsistent white cover. Very malty aroma, toffee. Taste is more toffee, apple fruitiness and a strange grassy hop dustiness.