Magyar Vándor
Békésszentandrási Serfőzde (Agro Flott Bt.)

Poured from 330mL bottle into a tall kitchen glass. Best by 6/2/23.

Appearance: medium orange hue with a dash of haze and a thick finger of pillowy ivory foam. Lookin' good!

Smell: toasted malt with a nicely yeasty aroma with just a little bit of a hint of berry fruitiness from the yeast. Solid.

Taste: nicely yeasty with a very slightly sweet, nicely toasty malt character. Hops are not especially strong, but there's enough bitterness for the amount of malt here. Tasty.

Mouthfeel: medium body with a big carbonation and a really nice creaminess.

Overall: I gotta say, I'm very impressed. I was not expecting to find such an excellent California common so far from its home!

 

There is something about this beer that I liked particularly - whether it was the malts or the hops or their play together, I don't know. Still, there is something remarkable about this lager/ale hybrid, and I am also impressed how much my favorite Centennial hops suit the sentiment of such a Hungarian craft beer. I am proud of it as a Hungarian national/beer drinker.

 

 

Slightly hazy golden color with white head. Aroma has some nice hops and clean, grainy malts. Taste follows with clean grains, floral hops and a light bitterness. Light, clean, easy drinking.