Splügen

Brewed by Carlsberg Italia
Style: Pale Lager
Lainate, Italy

A blonde beer, with a white and not persistent foam. Flavours are principally malty, but however hop presence is detectable. Thin, watery, industrial, weak, but not so much as many Italian beers of the same style.

Golden amber with fast dissapating white head. Sour grassy spice aroma. Sour grainy dry spice flavor and finish.

Golden colored pour with medium sized head. Lot of carbonation. Spicy aroma with a dry finish to it. Not real good.

Pours yellow with a fully receding white head. Aroma of cooked veggies, corn, bready malt, and grassy hops. Taste is adjuncts, corn, maltiness, and clean lager yeast but many nasty adjuncts. Mouthfeel is light to medium bodied with a lively, spritzy carbonation. Typical for an industrial lager, not the worst.

Canned. A pale, thin and watery lager. A little hoppy finish, so at least it is not stickingly sweet!

Canned. Pale yellow in colour. Minor white head. It has a harsh metallic scent. The flavour is watery with malt but still it is quite strange. It has a sparkling carbonation and a sweet aftertaste. Thanks to "Dorqui" for this one.

Canned. Pale yellow colour, mediumsized white head. Aroma is metallic, harsh malty and a bit hoppy, totally awkward. Flavour is diacetylic and malty. Not too bad flavour, just boring.

Bottled: Aroma of grain, some hop and a unpleasant "light" aroma because of the green bottel. Pale golden color. Light bitter flavor, watery, grainy. Dry, light bitter, astringent finish.