Amarcord E Figoun

Brewed by Birra Amarcord
Style: Premium Lager
Apecchio (PU), Italy

Serve in Lager glass

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Light-amber colour, light unclear. Has a creamy white head, mostly lasting. Aroma of cookie and flowers. Moderate bitter and sweet flavor. Average duration. Oily texture, soft carbonation.

Malty, nutty, but with an odd sourness and another odd off-flavor that I am detecting.

500 ml swingtop from Half Time. Pours hazy gold with a foamy white head. Mild aroma of bread, and citrus? Something lightly acidic. Near med body. Flavor is bready, a hint toffee (or perhaps a bit of diacetyl), and lightly grassy? This is hard to break down. Personally I think the style is incorrect. If pale lagers tasted like this, they’d get higher ratings from me.

Würziger, etwas herb-süßer Geruch. Hopfig-herber Antrunk, trocken würzig, im Mittelteil steht ein mittelstarkes Kräuteraroma alleine und wird im Nachgeschmack stärker. Hier wird das Bier auch herber, die Würze wird schwächer, leicht malzig. Test vom 15.1.2008, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 8,11,12,11,10,11 - 10,80

500 mL bottle at home. Clear pale yellow appearance with a fairly sizable pearl white head. Clean weak pale malts in the nose. Pretty weak pale lager that’s very smooth but without much taste. Not a fan.

bread, cereal, pale yellow,hazy, white foam, light sweetness, lightly bitter, lightly sour, salty, medium body, creamy, soft carbonation,

Doesn’t really remind me, personally of a german pils, but other friends here picked that up. Poured with a decent white head and some lace. Color is a fairly clear gold. Aroma is bread, yeast, honey, spice, and herbs. Flavor’s about the same. Body is a bit chalky and thin. Ok beer. Don’t really think of it as a session.

(bottle - 500 ml) Amber pour with a puffy tan head. Aroma is mildly hoppy with some hints of apple and other fruits. Flavor is a nice and gentle blend of hops, flowers, and sweet malts. Some hints of apple and grass as it finishes.

Poured from the flip-top bottle to a slightly hazy golden yellow with thin white head and okay lacing. Aroma is a muted mix of hoppy apples, some floral and a hint of perfume. Mouthfeel is slightly tangy and biting, and the taste, while only subtly bringing out the fruit of the nose, is decent. Not an outstanding beer, but I found it to be enjoyable and very drinkable.

Pours slightly hazy pale yellow gold with a thin white head. Aroma is grain, sweet apple and is plain. Taste is apple, cardboard, water and that’s it.

Cloudy yellow piss color. Smells of beer water. Light in and out. Blahhhh and yuk.