Bali Hai

Brewed by Bali Hai Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Tambun-Bekasi, West Java, Indonesia

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

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An orange beer with a disappearing white head. Both the aroma and flavor is sour from the use of brewing cereal and the body is thin. A poor International Lager.

(33 cl) Pale golden with lots of floating impurities - rather unclean actually. Nice, creamy, white head leaving some laces. Lovely floral hop aroma. Sweetish body mainly dominated by brewing cereal. Vaguely tart rather than bitter finish. Standard Asian lager. 170106

Bottled (thanks omhper!). Pale yellowish golden colour with some particles floating around. Small white head. Aroma is cooked vegetables, some grains, rubber and mildly maizeish. Flavour is some very strange sweetness, very much like vegetably sugars or something (not maize or ricelike), some mild bitterness as well as herbal notes. A rather strange brew, which at first meeting will set you totally off, but then again is actually quite drinkable in all it’s strangeness.

Pale golden colour. Some maltiness, but lot of off-flavours. Sweetish. Drinkable. Bareley.

Bottle. Clear yellow coloured with a white head. Skunky aroma with notes of fruits. Flavour of corn and fruits. Very watery.

Bottle, Jogjakarta
Blond color, deep; big head. Nice hoppy aroma. Bitter and dry taste, not bad at all. But too short final.

Found in Langkawi, lah. Dull pale straw with large bubbles. Mild, grainy aroma. Sulphury, watery character. Pretty horrid brew. I had been warned not to drink this, and I might have done well to heed that advice.

Can, alc. 5.1%
Slightly hazy golden color, good off-white head. Malty with aroma of mash and rye. Very light bodied, ryeish, sweet corn malty. Terrible!

Can. Light yellow colour, bit hazy. Good lasting white creamy foam that sticks on the side of the glass. Bit metallic aroma with some maltish and hoppy touch. Weak corn flavour and also some malt, along with some metal too. Bit dry aftertaste, and quite thin, weak, boring actually. But a beer well worth trying. Thank you Demi!

Bottle from Halt Time. Pours gold with a fizzy, temporary white head. Smells a bit bready with very mild hop. Medium body with foamy carbonation. Flavor is really bready. Hop is present. Bitter is detectable. Finishes ok with a paper hint.