Mohan Meakin Vorion 6000

Brewed by Mohan Meakin Breweries
Style: Malt Liquor
Ghaziabad, India

Bottle, 65cl, courtesy of Papsoe through madsberg. It’s a clear, almost golden beer with a minimal white head. Fruity nose with a strange artificial hoppy touch. Not bad, just not very good or interesting. The flavor follows the same artificial pattern, with fruityness, hops and pale malts, leading to a dry, malty and hoppy finish. Not very good though. Medium to thin, and sweetish in the mouth. Dank Gott I’m not moving to India. What’s the deal with Indian beers and big numbers? At least I’m sure a big number doesn’t vouch for high quality. 090821

Botella. Unclear yellow. Grainy wet hay aroma. Sweet grainy wet grass flavour.

Bottle, 6%. Almost clear yellow colour. Yeasty flavour, some vegetable, a little paint thinner. Quite bad.

Bottle 65 cl. Courtesy of madsberg. Pours an almost clear yellow with a white head. Aroma of brewing cereal. Medium body, unclean notes of brewing cereal and a light tartness. Finishes dry. 210809

Bottle. Yellow body with a small white head. Grain, malt and light fruity aroma. The flavour is light fruity with some grainy notes. Medium bodied.

Botttle @ Danish Summer Gathering, 2009. Pours clear pale piss yellow with a small head. Nasty sweet corn and grain. Watery.

It’s golden with a creamy, white head. The aroma has notes of cabbage, malt and apple. The flavor has sweetness and notes of malt, citrus, candy sugar, metal and it’s pretty boring.

Pale golden with a small white head. Cardboard and diacetyl aroma. Sweet malt and diacetyl flavour