Bergenbräu

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

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

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Can. Small white fizzy head that mostly diminished. Spar lacing. Clear sparkling body with a pale yellow colour. Caramel, grain, light toasted notes. Light bodied with a soft carbonation. Flavour was sweet malt with light toasted like bitterness. Light metallic and light sweet finish.

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Very light aroma of glue. Weak, with almost no taste at all; average bitterness. Very bad.

UPDATED: AUG 20, 2009 Can. Yellow colour, hardly any head. Grainy aroma. Flavour is waterish, grainy, metallic and a little sweetness. A quite dull beer.

UPDATED: SEP 14, 2007 Canned 0,50L. [Bergenbräu - 5.0% - Brouwery de Dissel, Breda Holland].
Compact head, medium duration. Golden yellow color, extinguished, watery and little bubbly. Gaunt scent of waters cereals and dry grass. Little prickly, colorless and simple taste. Modest bitter and alcohol content. Short and imperceptible end.

(Holiday Tenerife) ’Brouwerij De Dissel Breda’. This one is very bad. Watery, grainy and even metallic. A worst experience between all those delicate brews this holiday. :)

Canned: Yet another fantastic brew enjoyed on the island of rhodes. Golden coloured. Clear. Fluffy white head. Grassy and light fruity and sweet brew. dosn’t have much to offer, but quite refreshing in the warmth. Is quite watery.

i find this beer in town Sovici in Bosnia & herzegovina.... in 1,5 litre bottle .. it is licence beer from Germany product in Bosnia ....

This monstrosity was drank from the can at Ye Olde Colusseum Bar. This takes some explaining. I went on a pub crawl in Rome, which advertised free happy hour with beer and wine at the first bar. Well, the first bar turned out to be a semi-hidden small plaza halfway up the hill directly next to the Colusseum. As in, it was a park. The so called free happy hour was a two gallon jug of white wine and a couple of Costco style crates of this wonderous stuff. Had two during my stay at YOCB, since I had had a decent amount of beer and bourbon earlier. It was just phenomenal to be swigging this crazy ass stuff and talking with random Canadians and Australians, then suddenly realizing every now and then that the bloody Colusseum, all lit up, is right there in front of your face. Nutsness. Very strange tasting beer, might take some getting used to but could be a decent cheapie for parties.