Mythos

Brewed by Mythos Breweries (Scottish & Newcastle)
Style: Premium Lager
Sindos, Greece

Typical Euro lager, nothing distinctive in the appearance or aroma. Nice lacing. Slightly bitter taste with a hint of corn and hops. Crisp flavor with little aftertaste. I liked it, but probably won’t buy it again, Thank God for build-your-own 6 packs!

Bottle. Pours a clear golden color with a small white fizzy head. Nose is corny and straw maltiness with a light grass note. Palate is heavier then thin with a light carbonation and a film. Flavors are corn and grass notes with a light toasted malt note.

Sampled from a 12 oz green bottle this beer poured a yellow-golden color with a large yellow-white head. The aroma was sour, tangy and a bit corny. The flavor was sweet, tangy and corny with a trace of floral hops. The finish was long and corny. Acceptable at best.

This was purchased at Zorbas greek resturant in Richmond. This was offered as an imported beer to be served with their Greek dishes. The lager better than the Alfa offered. The color was strawlike, with a smallish head.

Yup, this one’s pretty bad. Didn’t expect too much to begin with from a Greek lager. Maybe a nice reminder of a vacation in Greece, but if this is the best beer available you’re in a strange place.

11.2 oz. bottle that I readily admit I purchased for one reason: to get a tick for Greece. This is one of the crappiest European lagers it has been my misfortune to ingest. Pours a hazy pale yellow gold with a thin white head that vaporizes before I can take the first sip. Skunky aroma with a bit of malt and grassy hops. The flavor is harsh husky grain with some skunk. Mild-moderate bitterness at the finish. Thin, watery body. I managed to get down about half of the glass before pouring the rest down the sink. Avoid.

This beer is simply amazing. I had this beer upon the recommendation of my former science teacher. I poured one: nice aroma, pale yellow color. Slightly spicy and heavenly.