Peroni Nastro Azzurro

Brewed by Birra Peroni Industriale (SABMiller)
Style: Premium Lager
Roma, Italy

bottle, clear yellow with some white foam, very flowery and grassy both in aroma and flavor ,decent hoppy finish

500 mL Can. Very pale straw body with a foamy white head that settles in a foamy film in a few minutes; very lively carbonation. Some lace on the sides of the glass as it is sipped. Intensely yeasty bread-like aroma with strong expressions of grass and earth. There is also something phenolic about it that stings the nose. Flavor is mostly sweet corn and grass, the aftertaste has an odd expression of banana and bubblegum. There is a bubblegum-like linger in the finish. If there is anything outstanding about this beer, it is in the aftertaste and finish which is curiously like a liquid bubblegum that defies the initial first impression had from the aroma and taste. Brownie points for originality in that department.

12oz green bottle at Olive Garden in SLC. When I saw that green bottle I knew what I was in for.
Appearance: Poured a light golden color with a white head and very little lacing
Aroma: Strong Skunky smell as soon as I started pouring the beer.
Taste: Grainy (corn?) with some bittering hops in the end.
I would like to try this beer on tap or out of a can (in the picture). The green bottle turns the hops into a skunky aroma that I can’t get past.

i really like this beer every weekend i goto my local liquor store and try a different beer.most of them i am not too impressed with and i can tell by how many i drink before wanting to eat at night if i finish a six pack then its good in my opinion usually 7 out of 10 fall in this category.it has a skunk flavor alot of people dont like but i do.the only downfall is the price at avg $9.00 a six pack in oklahoma

Bottle from LCBO. Clear yellow pour with nice white head and plenty of carbonation. Grassy somewhat floral nose. Hoppy flavour. A little watered down, but clean and refreshing.

Bottle in Italy a very light thin beer with a water taste for the hot summer ok maybe

Bottle served in a footed pilsner. Watery pale straw in color with a short-lived small-medium white head. Minimal lacing. Watery palate, light body, weak carbonation. Short finish of mild hops and dough. Typical import pale lager qualities.

typical European lager - pale, fizzy and nothing special about it. more taste than its North American counterparts with some hop character in the finish, but still leaves the taster wanting for something more. The Italians might want to stick to making wine.