Bieckert Oro

Brewed by Cervecería Luján (CCU Argentina)
Style: Pale Lager
Luján, Buenos Aires, Argentina

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

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It’s the OK beer to have at big parties. Somewhat watery and plain but the price is good (around 0,75 US$ for a 1 litre bottle). Ice-cold serving makes it a bit better too.

Tiene un aroma particular como a pan o maíz y un muy leve aroma a lúpulo. De color amarillo muy clara y con espuma blanca poco duradera. De sabor seco bastante suave y de final seco. Ligera y con alta carbonatación.

In Can. A flat beer. Pale, regular head, rather frothy. Flat aroma, Flat Flavor. Watery and light. An equal beer to the majority of the pale beer. Plain.

Can, 345 ml: Typical pale golden appearance with lots of bubbles. Big white, fast diminishing head. Aroma is mostly adjuncts, with notes of corn syrup, glucose, rice, corn chicha and faint metallic, skunky and herbal hints. Horrid...I’m afraid of giving it a try except for a tiny malty hint that resembles of a beer-like smell. Flavor is sweet, with notes of pineapple, vitamin C tablets, chemicals and cooked vegetables. Annoying and crappy but maybe I’ve tried a couple of worse tasting beers. Watery texture, light bodied. Fizzy lager. Dull, boring without a distinctive character. It shares its place among the sea of bad crafted South American macro pale lagers.

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Macro-lager appereance. Aroma is disgusting, cooked vegetables(corn, broccoli, cauliflower and......eewww something I cannot even describe) and metal. Flavor is worst, sweet, like medicine.

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Big Bottle. Pale yellowish colour with very short head. Weak aroma of malt and a little fruitiness. Moderate malty though still waterish malty flavour with weak hoppy dry finish.

Macro Pale lager, i´m shure you know it, it has relatives all around the world!!

More of the same thing. Seems like in Argentina every beer comes from the same tank and they only change the label. Plain, watery, I agree on the strong carbonation.

Light yellow beer with a thick, white head. Lightly (very) bitter. Strong carbonation.

The same as Quilmes, not great or important differences. Liquid Water under the name of beer