Almaza Pilsener

Brewed by Brasserie Almaza (Heineken)
Style: Pale Lager
Beirut, Lebanon

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Pale clear yellowy pour no head/filmy. Smells like sulfur, honey, and german hops. Tastes decent/refreshing and errs on the side of the hops. Would not go to Lebanon in order to consume.

Pale yellow, non-nondescript. Not bad, not good, sort of in between. Good for a hot day when the brew is ice cold.

Blonde très claire contenant du maïs, d’une fadeur extrême. Goûté par curiosité

330ml bottle. Corn aromas. Pours pale gold, with vanishing white head. Poor standard lager.

From bottle to glass. Pours a clear pale yellow with white head. Aroma and taste of sweet, light grain. Thin, watery sensations. Nothing too unpleasant here.

33cl bottle. Pours golden colour with a fast diminishing and then no head at all. Almost no aroma just light smokey malt. Flavour is also malty, cornish. Boring

This beer certainly did not exceed my low expectations. Faint grain and a slight sweetness. Weak, watery, not good.

Pale golden pour; frothy white head that disappears pretty quickly. Aroma is the sour mash smell so typical of the style. A bit skunky for me. Flavor is sour up front, fading to malty sweetness. Light bodied, thin beer with fizzy carbonation and an abrupt finish. Meh. I’ve had better.

Cerveja fraca, desce muito bem estupidamente gelada. Uma pale lager interessante, vale a pena. Boa drinkability.

Rien de spécial, une pils classique. Rien de rebutant donc ça suffit à satisfaire une soif