Stadelbräu

Can in Rhodes, Greece.Medium colour and head. Hoppy, a bit flowery aroma. Taste just like any standard lager.

Pale gold, thinly headed. Grainy and metallic. Maizey malt, pine, soapy bitterness. Another interchangeably bland German-style Greek beer.

sampled in Kos - pale and clear golden-yellow colour; solid creamy white foam leaving a nice lace; light perfumy hoppy aroma; medium-bodied, slightly oily and sweet, creamy mouthfeel on the end of the tongue; low bitterness; a short gently hoppy finish where some residual sugars are met - not that bad

You can find it in most places where you can find a Vergina (Northern Greece mostly). An average pilsner. But as always if it’s properly chilled accompanies your food perfectly under the greek sun in the summer.

330 ml can from a magazine vendor on the streets of Iraklion Crete. Clear light yellow color with ramdom bubbles rising to supplement the small foamy head. Adjunct sweet aroma, weird, hard to describe malts, alfalfa and day old mown grass. Wet carboard flavors compliment the cereal grains, tangy hops in finish degrade to a funky aftertaste. Light body, fuzzy carbonation. This beer is somewhat palatable at best.