Rinkuškiai Uosto Pale

Brewed by Rinkuškiai
Style: Premium Lager
Biržu raj., Lithuania

Pale yellow, not much going on but a slight metallic taste, mellow all around, not enjoyable.

500ml Bottle: clear pale gold pour, effervescent with a thin white head, malt and sweet fragrances, faint pilsner on the nose, some hop grass, same taste as aromas with a grain flavor, small hop bite but this beer has that taste and mouth sense that I get in many European beers, don’t know if it is a hop additive maybe it is a metal taste, this beer had just a bit of it, not enough to really put me off like some beers.

A beer. Nothing too fancy about it, but I didn’t hate it. Just never really took off. Somewhat metallic.

From a bottle. This poured with a bright gold body and a white head. The aroma was carrots and green beans with some old socks. The taste was nasty soybeans with some grassy metallic notes in the finish. A pretty boring beer.

50 cl brown bottle labeled Uosto Pale and month/year not notched. Pours a pale straw color with the fastest fading head I’ve ever seen. Slight grainy aroma pushed by lots of bubbles. Light-bodied, very slight pale malt flavor and very slight hops flavor. No noticable bitterness. With the label stating "High quality Lithuanian beer", beer tourists might judge this country as "not worthy".

(Bottled) Clear, pale golden color with a medium, foamy and lacy head. Aroma of blood and metal. with buttery-grassy hints. Quite metallic, somewhat grassy-hoppy flavor with some corny maltiness and hints of butter and toffee. Light to medium-bodied, very metallic palate with fizzy carbonation. The metallic flavor was completely overwhelming - it was hard to even finish the bottle.

Pour is a very pale yellow with a white head. Aroma is nothing, Flavor is a little bit grainy but nothing else. Very bland and boring but only cost $1.96 so that should tell you a lot.

Pours very light and golden, kind of tastes like a canned beer in a bottle. Kind of tastes old and musty, with some honey maltiness, and just a bit of tinny aftertastes. Not a favorite.