Rinkuškiai Uosto Pale

Pours a very clear pale straw with small white head. Primarily grain, bread, sweetness. This one is a little grassier in the finish.

Very pale yellow, loose white head. Grain husk aromas, taste is pale malts, some more tannic grain husks and corn.

draft beer from a beerfest. thick texture with a light color. definite yeast/bready taste but smooth finish. maybe not for everyone, but definitely worth a try.

Had this at a beer fest in the Poconos, and man it’s better than it’s ratings. Now yes it is a lager, but it’s a fine specimen. It’s a bit corn and bread in the nose. It’s yellow in color. It’s a bit doughy and hop, maybe some honey as well. It’s smooth feeling. I enjoyed this where others, apparently did not. Maybe worth another try for those who didn’t enjoy it. They might of had a skunked batch perhaps.

Bottle. It is amazing how much this beer tastes like American mass produced beer and they all seem to taste the same!

Is this what I gave the other Lithuaninan beers I’ve been drinking? Cause it’s pretty much the same as the others. Yellow, grainy, grassy, blah blah blah. Pretty much cut and paste for all of ’em.

Bottle (as Uosto Pale). Pours light gold with small white head. The aroma is weak and grassy with some slight corn and sweet bread behind it. The flavor has a satisfying hop tinge at the beginning-- the slight grassy bitterness at least adds another dimension to something pretty simple. Otherwise it’s mild honeyish malt with a somewhat sweet finish, but grassy hops linger in the aftertaste. Not outstanding, but definitely not bad for what it is.

(bottle) pale gold with white head. Very little aroma. Flavor is light malt. Pretty much a generic pale lager.