Dreher (Italy)

Good white head, bit irregular, fed by lively carbonated golden beer. Bit sulphury grains nose; cooked vegetables, but not very outspoken. Faint taste of old white bread, and some little sourness from the CO² coming through as flavour. Short metallic impression, finish hints at sweeter malts. Watery, emtpy, fizzy. Terrible lager.

Rooftop sample in ribbed plastic cup, Firenze. Slight soapy aroma with bread, glue and biscuity malt. Deeper gold than some, with a well-behaved head and lacework. Pine needle traces,clean biscuity malt, some nuthusk and pilsy bite, always that licked envelope. No metal or astringency,which is something.

Typical malt lager beer in aroma and appearance. Thin texture and easy to drink.

Can. Light sweet malt aroma. Medium yellow with moderate but quickly dissapating head. Creamy malt flavor with a light touch of hops to finish - similar to a Classic German Pilsner - very nice flavor.

330ml can. Almost extremely pale body with a white head. Weak aroma of canned asparagus. Not much flavor here, but actually better than expected. Traces of grain and a noticeable bitterness. Very short finish and a very boring beer.

Medium white head quickly goes coarse, then shrinks. Yellow body with light carbonation. Syrupy malty aroma with straw and caramel notes. Dryish-sweetish honey and straw taste with grain notes. Thinnish body. Dry grassy papery aftertaste with light metal notes. Bland, boring, inoffensive. (0.66l bottle, Pavi Supermarket, Qormi, Malta.)

Taste from small bottle. Pale yellow with no head. Not so hoppy under avarage lager. Just drinkable thats all...

Poured into small hotel glass, not worth the pour. Pale yellow color, no head, low carbonation. Comparable to the Warsteiner Premium Verum. Fine for a euro but I’d rather pocket the coin.