Menabrea 1846

Brewed by Menabrea (Forst)
Style: Pale Lager
Biella, Italy

(Bottled) Clear, pale golden with a smallish head. Aroma of grassy hops and pale malt. Corny-malty flavor with grassy hops and metal. Some bitterness in the aftertaste. Light body with fizzy carbonation. A typical, light and somewhat bitter Mediterranean lager without serious faults.

330ml bottle from the SAQ as part of a Trade for a Server Cabinet Pours a pale amber with a small fast disappering white head The aroma is quite nice fruity and sweet hay The taste is ok for a plae lager sweet hay and a touv=ch metallic Not bad for a pale lager quite suprising actually

Pale gold with a white head. Aroma of grain, dried grass and some citrus. Pale malt flavor with a crisp bitterness. Hoppy and bitter finish.

Pours a pale straw golden with a thin fizzy head- not much lace. Aroma is a bit gritty with some corn flakes/ maize and a doughy cream of wheat/ pizza dough. Flavor is a slight bit off with a slight metallic twang, some light lemon zesty notes, and a doughy creaminess of pilsner malt only upfront but fades quickly. finish becomes even more grain like with a gritty sandy cornmeal finish.

Light golden, tiny fading pale head. Grainy, honeyish and slightly rubbery aroma. Quite tangy flavor with some hay, clean maltiness, cardboard. Artificial hops in the dry finish. Light bodied, strong lively carbonation. Pretty harmless, light bulk.

gracias ramenend con el pollo y aleman en la casa del gordo. puta esta cerveza sabia como al agua que queda despues de hervir verduras, solo que fria wakala

330ml bottle (expiry 5/09). Clear golden liquid with a small transient head. Hardly anything on the nose (slightly hoppy). Sweet on the palate with an unpleasant metallic finish. Insubstantial body. A bland lager.

Thanks to ramenen. Bottle: Drank during blackout, that´s all worth remembering.