Best Bräu Premium

Brewed by Castello di Udine Spa
Style: Pale Lager
San Giorgio di Nogaro, Italy

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

Wässriger, wenig herber Antrunk. Sehr trocken, herber, dezent malzig (hell). Plörrig, weitestgehend neutral. 9/6/7/5/9/5

Thanks to Dorqui for this one! Bottled. Pale golden in color. The aroma is skunky and has a maize like sensation. The flavor is dry and maize like. There is a dry after taste.

Bottle from an Italian discount store. Well, there is not much premium about this. Thin, watery, some malt and cereals, no hops detectable.

Cute little 0.33l bottle courtesy of ozujsko (thanks!)
poured a yellow body with a small white head that went away immediately. Damn fizzy. Huge bubbles. Very weak malt-carboard aroma. Light, watery taste, some sweet maltiness, corn. Maybe some weak weak hops near the end but I could easily be wrong. Teeny tiny egginess. No aftertaste. Bah, I’ve had worse supermarket alcohol delivery vessels than this. Not offensive. but plain and boring.

Bottled(330ml). -from Eurospin in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Cheap and bad. 3X0.33 costs 0.85€. Pale yellow coloured, small (almost no) white head. Stale sweet corn taste with notes of caramel. Spoilt bottle(s)???

Bottled. Golden colour, small white head. Aroma is not very much except for some weak malts. Flavour is not very much either. Boring and watery... A big PREMIUM is always a sign of a good beer...

Bottled (BB 07/2007)
Pale yellow, small white head. Metallic, cardboardish aroma. Light palate, strong metallic flavor, in the background some maize. Useless, papery supermarket beer. As rsmeds put it: beer with "Premium" in its name is usually crappy.

A yellow beer with no head. The aroma is sweet malty - and so is the flavor too. A very simple beer and hence boring.