Arany Ászok

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Draft in Budapest, can at home. Nice hungarian beer, sweet tones in taste, golde color. very drinkable.

Draught in Hungary. Pours clear golden with a big fluffy white head. Weak grainy and hoppy aroma. Taste is weak grassy hops, well balanced, not bad actually.

Aroma is moderate, not particularly strong, smell of cereal with a degree of caramel, floral and doughy notes although the colder you serve it, the less you can smell. Appearance is typical for a pale lager - golden colour with decent liveliness, head tends to dissipate rapidly if you have a glass that doesn’t cause much fizzing, still manages to leave some lacing. Taste varies by how cold it is and how it’s served, can is not recommended, Bottle and Draught is far better. At warmer temperatures, the aroma mingles with the taste more - sweetness is light to medium, same for the bitterness. Definitely not terribly complex but well-suited for a session, easy-drinking. Body is fairly light with a thin texture and lively to average carbonation with a lightly bitter finish, if served at room temp, beer is surprisingly devoid of the typical unpleasant astringent aftertaste and is in fact tolerable, though drinking it at room temp isn’t recommended. Final verdict? perfect for what it is - I.E. an easy-drinking lager that won’t have you going home on your hands an knees after 5 pints.

Yellow body, white creamy head. Cereal aroma. Not much flavor, no bitterness. Still good palate-feel. International Standard Lager.

UPDATED: FEB 27, 2012 Can. Golden colour, with a white head. A very standard lager beer, nice and easy drinkable. Moderate malty and hoppy aroma and flavour.

Golden colour. Medium bitterness, significant hops flavour and medium bitterness. Slightly too high carbonation, just as it is in the case of Polish lagers.

Can (50cl) at train going to Sarajevo - from Budapest. Clear yellow - whit head. aluminium, hay, wet ay, citric. Ok bitternness.

Bottle, in Hungary. Yellow with white head, mostly lasting, light lacings. Aroma moderate malty and hoppy. Flavor light sweet, light/moderate bitter, long duration. Watery, light body, soft carbonated.

canned in Budapest. Pale amber with a nice foam, aroma is sweet with caramel notes, flavor is sweet with some fruity notes. mouthfeel is dry.

A rocky, frothy head. Sparkling appearance. Not much taste, a bit acidic.