Weifert

0.5 l can from a store in Herceg Novi, Montenegro. It had pale yellow body with medium sized, ugly industrial frothy head that went down slowly. Smells artificial as well, it’s malty reminding flowers with notes of fake honey. Flavor isn’t nice, too...an initial touch of cardboard turns into some better flavors like sweet malt. Some undefined sourness, besides just a bit lemony hops here, as well as in the finish. Medium bodied and very simple brew. Notes of metallicity in its finish. Didn’t like it, it was just a boring pale lager, however, it was strange to see how it was getting better with every sip.

Well, hate to be the odd man out here; but so far, I’m not picking up much in the bitter department. Course, I’ve been munching on some a the local cheese, smoked meat, fresh bread, and onions. Any way, the best part was the big, foamy, frothy, sudsy head and lace. The aroma was slightly sweet, grainy, and a bit beery. Light yellow color. Flavor was bland and a bit sweet. Some body. A few locals told me that it’s not bad, but not one of the best. This review is based upon this, my first sample only from a can bought last night at Maxi mart. It’s ok. Forgettable.

Can. Pale colored, has some decent spicy and grainy aromas.The hops presence is satisfying. On the other hand, the beer is way to thin and leaves a really unpleasant and foul aftertaste.

Tall can from Boris. Golden colour. Light. Watery taste to it. Hoppy with a bitter kick. Enjoyable.

.5 l can. Poured a clear gold with a very slight head. Light-bodied, with an initial slightly sweet pale malt flavor. Mouthfeel mostly from the carbonation. Dry, grainy finish.