Tappeto Volante

Brewed by Menabrea (Forst)
Style: Pale Lager
Biella, Italy

Golden colour with large fluffy white head.Aroma is malty with note of hay and water,feels refreshing but also thin.

Bottle bought at Funder Delicatesse in Randers. Creamy white good mostly lasting head. Clear yellow colour. Light malty and hoppy aroma. Light sweet flavor. Malty short light bitter finish. Watery palate. Not good.

Strange find @ a Mexican restaraunt in NE Philly that was basically same as a Mexican pale lager. Greenish tinted yellow lager with minimal bitterness and a touch of sweet malts. Fine with an enchallada, red beans and spanish rice.

Bottle from a tutta birra. Very pale, rather soft beer, some dusty hoppiness, more sweet than bitter. A helles rather than a pils. It is not very impressive, but it way above the standard Italian lagers.

Pours pee yellow and tatses like a too malty flavor. Not good. It seems as if there is something not very good on this.

Blond color, nice perlage. Light malt aroma. Ordinary Lager, but well balanced. Simple, but here at 2200 m.a.s.l., with only trees water and goats around, every beer tastes better.

Bottle: Pours a perfectly clear golden with a thin white head. The aroma is pale malt, grass/straw. The flavor is crisp and clean with lots of grass and a later sweet malt hint with a straw hint of dryness in the finish. Good example of the style.

Bottle. Poured the standard lagery light gold with two or three columns of bubbles and a quickly fading foamy white head. Aroma of straw mostly, with maybe some faint grassy hops. Sweet cereal and straw flavors, with a bit of grassy hops in the back. A bit of a corny essence like you’d come across in cheap Eastern European malt liquors, but more subtle. Light bodied and lightly carbonated, which means it gets watery fairly quickly. A less than impressive Euro-lager, or Italian-brewed, Texas-contracted, whatever the f*** it is beer. Might as well drink a Heineken or Peroni.