Arany Ászok Félbarna

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

Serve in Lager glass

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Canned. Clear brownish colour with low head. Artificial aroma with cooked maize being dominant. Hard mouthfeel with metallic backbone. Extremely useless. Lifeless body with low bitterness.

Dark amber colored pour. Small off-white head with a little lacing. A bready, metallic aroma. Malty flavor with a slight metallic tinge with a sourness. Metallic taste left behind, with a bitterness.

I bought this beer a few days ago and today i opened it. It’s absolutely....dissapointing. The taste...the taste like when you shake smoke and expired beer.

Backlog from 27 June 2011, can by 2011.11.06. Sweet caramel/Dunkel malt nose, just a hint of berry. Pours dark chestnut, still lets some light through, but only some. Rocky beige head. Taste is sweet with a little toffee and cigarette ash and tobacco, nice deft touches. Med-full body with a little crispness, low bitterness, low acidity. OK!

500ml can, from Hungary. Sweet for noise, but rather smoky and leathery for tongue. After a lot of gulp there is the citric yeast. Malt only a bit and body is quite weak. Reddish colour and silky foam is OK, bottle is nice for me.

Light reddish brown colour with tan head. Aroma isn’t intense, some malty sweetness. Watery, artificially sweetened taste. Not as bad as expected but still not a great pleasure to drink.

Pirosas világosbarna szín, kissé piszkosfehér tömör hab. Illata gyakorlatilag teljesen jellegtelen, kevés malátás-karamellás édesség érződik. Ízében szintén ezek érződnek leginkább, de a már előre várt nyúlós kukoricás édesség teljesen elrontja, tehát nem más mint a bécsi sörök nagyüzemi, elcseszett verziója, habár még így sem volt olyan vészes, mint azt vártam...

500 ml can. 5.1%. From Hungary.
Clear copper colour with small bubbly off-white head. Aroma: Malt, caramel, metal and straw. Flavour: Some mild hops, malt and caramel. It’s not as boring as I expected.

Can (courtesy of Ogivlado). Light toffee malt and straw aroma. Copper color with large head. Lightly sweet malt and mildly bitter hops flavor. Hint of smokiness in the finish. On the light side but tastes nice.

can. Clear amber colour, mid-sized head. Malty nose. Light-bodied, malty, hints of caramel, there is a fruity touch that reminds me of cheaper beers with E300 from Eastern Europe. Rather fizzy carbonation. Neither light nor shadow.