Castello Birra Jodler Lager

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

33 cL can. Pours clear yellow with a white head. Somewhat barnyard malty aroma, slight bitterhoppy and somewhat lemonish fruity. Flavour is carboardish malty with a little bitterhops note and minor lemonish citric note. Bland and basically slight bad water with a bit of citric.

0.66 l bottle. Pours pale yellow body with smaller white head. Aroma is quite non existent, some hops. Flavor bitter, watery, thin, empty ; well it is drinkable and refreshing but not what beer should have. Small carbonation, turning into a flat beer soon is not what would make good finish. OK, people hate Italian beers, but this is low average, unlike other so underrated I had tried last days.

bottle, bought in Montecatini Terme. Pale yellow, large head. Hoppy, slightly malty in the middle, quite thirst-quenching, otheriwse rather thin.

Pale golden coloured beer with a small white head. Not much aroma and sweet taste. (Bottle 66cl)

Bottled. A clear yellow beer with a fast disappearing head. Aroma of corn and little hops. Bland flavours and very watery. Not for me.

Can. Pale yellow with a short bubbly white head. Weak aroma with some hoppiness and grains. Waterish flavour, grainy, bit hoppidh. Short finish with a touch of bitterness. Boring waterish brew.

Canned. Clear yellow in colour. Minor white head. It has a cornlike aroma with a sweet thing to it. The flavour consists of a sharp malty "sensation". It has an acridic and bitter aftertaste. Thanks to Dorqui for this one!

Can (BB 12/2006)
Pale yellow, small creamy head. Very vague aroma of grassy hops and cardboard. Harsh malty, carbonated mouthfeel. Some grassy hops in the aftertaste.