Gösser Beer (Export)

Brewed by Gösser (Brau Union)
Style: Pale Lager
Leoben, Austria

Light, sweet, a hint metallic but not bad. Some mild ’old grain’ tastes. Easy to drink and the pale goldness looks pleasant enough, but it is disparingly uninteresting.

Bottle. Yellow, gold with a small head. Aromas are corn and grain with butter, some salt and metal. Flavours are grain, hay and butter with some dry biscuit. Smooth on the palate. OK for a hot day.

Gold appearance – thin head goes away fast-nose floral, wet hay, crisp–grassy, jasmine, sour grass slight malt fuller flavor for such a light beer – light bubbly body- aftertastes sweet, malty short

I believe this is what I have in my hand... its a light golden colour, nice pale lager aroma, not too overly corn malty, and a smooth clean taste. It reminds me of an international premium lager -- I was actually surprised to find that it was not. The beer does not stand out, other than maybe as a statement that you know something more than those people across the room drinking a coors light.

Bottle sampled with Stegosaurus. Pours golden with a white head. Aroma sweet malts. Flavor is sweet with a funky metal finish. decent, probably a european macro.

Bottle sampled with Beerded_one. Pours pale golden with a minimal white head. Aroma of sweet malts, and slight hops to the nose. Flavor is sweet up front, citrus, and bitter metalic hoppy finish. Thin body, drinkable brew.

Bottled. Slight skunky scent, which seems to be the norm for some European lagers. Malty flavor with a citrus twist to it. Astringent finish. Not a bad beer.

Looks perfect. Wonderful clear pale yet intense golf, firm head, vanishes leaving exraordinary lacing for a simple lager. Appearnace as good as this beer gets. No nose worth commenti Taste of floral hops, metal, grass, and a little bitterness. Amazingly thin palate, given the great lacing. Good be any of hundreds of no-account European or South American lagers. Drain pour ... life is to short for another mass market lager.