Arany Ászok Alkoholmentes

Brewed by Dreher Sörgyár (SABMiller)
Style: Low Alcohol
Budapest, Hungary

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Bottle. Medium head with short duration. Color is pale yellow. Aroma is sourish malt. Taste is watery and sour malt. Citurs like finish.

Bottle. A typical non-alcoholic beer, but not that bad. Pale yellow colour, weak head. It’s aroma is sweet, and the taste is also. Light bitter at the end.

500 ml bottle. Budapest, Hungary.
Clear pale golden colour with small white head. Aroma is burned malt, rubber and that’s it. Flavour is malt and maybe tiny hint of corn. Almost drinkable.

Bottle I bought at Brouwerij Kasparus (wife of the brewer is from Hungary I believe). Shared with DutchDrebus. Although it’s still pretty watery, it does have a nice flavor and smell, albeit overall just decent. But not bad for a low alcohol-beer.

Shared a bottle with benzai. Taste is pretty decent for this low alcohol beer. Not as watery as some other beers with 0,5%

No 782
Rated: 27.07.2009
Bottle brown, 500 ml, rated at Bogacs, Hungary.
Appearance: Pours pale golden, perfectly clear body texture, carbonation of the body is weak, head is white or greyish white, initially medium, quickly decreasing to small, frisky, quite fizzy, unstable, leaving no lacing.
Aroma: Nice gentle, citrusy-hoppy and typical for Low Alcohol on the other hand, very pleasant, fresh, herbal, lime, lemon, kind of perfumy, thin and weak in terms of malt but still crispy and pleasant in that aspect, in overall weak but positive.
Flavour: Very soft, refershing, easy going, enjoyable Low Alcohol, still characteristic in its simplicity and pleasant soft aromatic hoppy nose, very mineral, slightly herbal, notes of powder milk, finish duration is short.
Palate: Body is light, texture is wattery, carbonation on palate is moderate, finish feel is flat, clean, neutral, mineral.

Bottle. One of the worst low alcohols available. Weak aroma and taste. Metallic finish. Drink water instead if you do not want a real beer.

Bottle. Golden colour with a small white head. Aroma and flavour of malt and hops. Thin and watery.

UPDATED: APR 29, 2005 Bottled. Golden colour, small head. Paper aroma. Dryish and really thin. No wort flavour, but also no other flavour. Pointless but inoffensive.

Bottled(500ml). -just a little bit better than Dreher A., transparent yellow coloured, little white head, corny and crisp