Wuhrer
Birra Peroni Industriale S.p.A.

 

 

Greenish yellow, very clear and clean. White foam, good appearance.
Faint smell, some cereals, corn (light) and nothing else.
Same notes in the taste, with a light bitterness in the end. Relatively dry.
Cheap industrial beer, it can be drunk.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Brown 66cl bottle, best before 08-2011, drank and reviewed 11th June 2011.

This bottle cost 1 Euro, from a small shop on the Amalfi Coast, brought home to review.

Poured into a couple of Veltin Pilsner stemmed tulips: regular mid-pils/lager colour, golden yellow, clear, bright and clean. The white head left as soon as it arrived, pity.

The smell was almost nonexistent, so my normal score of 3 for a non-smelling pils/lager.

The taste and mouthfeel were poor, this is obviously a cheap supermarket beer and it shows as soon as you put it to your lips.

As the beer warmed a little it became metallic in it's flavour, even the wife noticed!

Another beer that I found at the local supermarket. This is typical, slightly sweet, European lager. It's a yellow-gold color with a minimal head. There's no lace at all. The aroma is a mix of cooked vegetables and cereal grains. The taste is a bit better than the smell, though, with a little malt flavor, and a huge dose of sweetness. Moderately carbonated, and very light, this is an easy beer to drink, if not enjoyable. The finish is light, straightforward, and a bit watery. I'd pass on this beer again.

Too light yellow straw body with a wisp of off-white head ringing the glass. Lightly toasted cereal (think Corn Chex) with some Nutrasweet sprinkled on top. Dull, sweetish malt (cereal) with a little astringent graininess thrown in for good measure. Minute hop bitterness leads into a soapy sweet finish. Light, oily and soapy feel. Meh...