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Cereuro - Cervejeira Europeia (Tagus)

 

 

Golden colour, clear. White, fine, low head, quickly disappearing from the surface of the liquid.
Clean malty aroma, sweet.
Moderately sweet flavour with a similarly low bitterness in the finish.
High carbonation, giving it a "lightness". Medium body. Smooth texture. Medium-long, sweet aftertaste.

"It's a beer"
Easy drinking, simple. It's not bad, it's not good. That's it. It works. And. It's a beer. And it'll get you drunk. I can't complain about it, but I can't praise it. Nothing stands out here, Corn taste, fizzy. Picked up in Rhode Island. Saúde

Tap hit at a bistro in Fatima, Portugal. Lazy, corny, fizzy. Trying to say simething nice here to get to a hundred fifty characters, but nothing there

 

 

 

 

Picked up some 12 ounce cans of this at Exito let’s give it a whirl. Popping the top I get a smell of sweet corny malt. Pours to a straw color with a big foamy head. Taste is quite sweet and malty, some white grape, not much hopping at all. A good hot weather beer. An easy drinker. Nothing to write home about

A: Poured from the 25cL bottle into a pilsner glass at the Porto airport. The beer is a pure light golden color with lots of carbonation inside. A fizzy white head fizzles out quickly on the top.

S: Grain and crackers and a slightly soapy lemony/grassy hop smell.

T: Bright and slightly sweet on first glance, but then the beer sours a bit and we're left with some wet cooked veggies. Has an OK balanced malt character, but just about what you expect from a Euro pale otherwise.

Overall: An average Euro pale. Probably won't pick this up again.

Poured from an 8 OZ bottle into a pint glass at the World of Beer in Columbia, SC. The appearance is a clear yellow color with a small white head, the beer is full of floating black sediment. The aroma is grain driven with some sweet additives. The taste is mild grains and hops. An above average beer.

Tons of particles floating, slowly, kept in suspension by the lazy carbonation. Not much of a head either. I was thinking it was a bad bottle until I read other rater’s notes. Dark golden in color with minimal head. Seems closer to a lager in taste than pilsner, but I do think the bottle is old. Grain and malt dominate the overall experience. Not as bad as I would have thought, but imagine it would be better closer to the source. On second thought, it is a bad bottle. Shame.

Something that looks like a deformed mezcal worm or a Barbie's afterbirth at the bottom of the glass... Mostly clear golden with VERY suspect protein formation... Nose and palate both are sickly sweet cardboard.. Hot garbage/shitty diaper.. just terrible... Probably a bad bottle, but this is "allegedly" very fresh from a friend who picked this up recently in Spain.

The best pale lager in Portugal in my opinion. Nice bitter.