Sans Souci
Castello Di Udine S.p.A.

 

 

The colour is yellow with a hint of gold. The two finger head is white and compact. Some lacing occurs.

The fresh smell is malty with a mild hint of diacetyl and a sweet touch.

The taste is light yet fresh with malty flavours. Low-medium body. Some bitter notes and nuts in the aftertaste. The finish brings some gentle bitterness.

The mouthfeel is light; the carbonation is strong and refreshing.

A fine thirst quencher without any slight flavours.

This was the only beer I had in Italy (my wife wanted to drink wine and based on this review it was a wise choice)...(reviewed from notes).

Bold yellow color, thin white cap, no lacing. This brew had a strong hops smell and some smell of alcohol. The taste was of mild hops, a lot of carbonation, and you could taste the alcohol in the beer. Not that great.

From a large bottle, this beer pours a pale yellow color. It has a puffy white head, but looks pretty ordinary other than that. It's sweet and soft, with a fair amount of malt flavor. The aroma is quiet, with a little grass and malt in the background. The beer is definitely on the sweet side of things, without much bitterness for balance. Not much more can be said of it...t's an average Italian Lager.

Pretty unimpressive, not much flavour, sweetish and got syruppy as it warmed, but a bit more malt character than most Italian lagers. But still quite boring, and the syrupy texture even makes it a bit cloying.