Baltika 7 Eksportnoe (Export)

Brewed by Baltika Brewery (Baltic Beverages Holding - Carlsberg)
Style: Pale Lager
St. Petersburg, Russia

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Poured a golden color with a medium white head.. Aromas of malt, skunk and a bit of yeast.. Flavor followed suit with a sweet malty flavor followed up wit a mild yeastiness.

Poured from 500mL bottle. Clear, very pale yellow with minimal white head. Bread, butter, skunk aroma, some corny grain. Very grainy, like a corn tea almost. Very light body.

50'lik şişe.Türkiye.sarı seffaf bir tenk, beyaz dolgun bir köpük.köpük cok kalıcı degil..koku hafif malt biraz metalik bir tatlılık.. İçim zayıf, serbetçiotu yok pilsner acılıgı yerine hafif bir tatlılık var.. Ferahlatıcı günlük bir bira.. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Metallic pilsner aroma. Poured with a nice head and lacing, but subsided quickly. Pale corn in color. Flavor is light malt and some hops....crisp. ABV 5.4% mixed into flavor with even balance. Light carbonation. Best for a hot day and being thirsty would help this beer along. Average mass produced flavor in this beverage overall. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Draught. Yellow, clear. Pale malts, white bread, some butteryness. Smells quite fresh though, even if a bit bland. Body is light, corn rice weakly malted. Lager yeast finish. Pretty average bulk lager.

-- bb/h(n9)

Bottle @ The Fox on the Hill. The condition of the cask beer was so poor I had to resort to drinking Russian pale lager. The pour’s light gold. Small white head. The nose is golden apple, some cheap halloween candy. A bit of plastic. The taste is more of the same. Quite sweet, syrupy thin. Heavy metallic carbonation on the palate. Sort of a struggle.

16.9 fl oz / 500mL bottle into a pint glass. Served cold. Aroma: Skunky and corny. Sour. Maybe the finest hint of sweet malt. Appearance: More-clear-than-yellow yellow, with a soapy, bubble bath head that goes away instantly. It’s like Baltika 5 but more so. Taste: Sweet white bread. Not as corny as Baltika 5; this one’s definitely more bready. Palate: Soft. This beer feels soft. And the finish is non-existent; it’s instantaneous. Incredibly light. So light, I wouldn’t be surprised if this was "mountain frost brewed and ice filtered" Overall: Nothing to see here, folks. All of my pleasure with Baltika 6 has gone away with Baltika 7. It’s like skunky wonderbread in a bottle.

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Tasted in August 2011. Aroma: Slightly hoppy and yeasty. Not sticking out much. Appearance: Clear blond with a thick head but fading very fast. Taste is smooth with a bit of spices and almost no bitterness. No particular flavor sticking out but not an unpleasant beer. Kind of refreshing beer without much personality. Good summer beer.

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