Birra Morena Puro Malto

Brewed by Tarricone
Style: Pale Lager
Balvano (PZ), Italy

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

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330ml bottle with label similar to the long neck, but ABV listed on bottle matches this one. Pours a pale golden color with a finger of white head that retains surprisingly well and leaves a few spots of lacing on the glass. Aromas are of grains and grass with hints of light fruit. Taste is quite well balanced for this style and is grainy malt sweetness with light fruit sweetness as well with a pleasant grassy hop bitterness. This is definitely a premium lager style. Definitely one of the better lagers that I have tasted.

At the 2nd Israeli Beer Exhibition, pours clear yellow with a medium head, aroma of caramel, honey, some sourish notes, flavor of vanilla, herb, butter, light bodied, blaaah..

Sampled at the Beers 2012 Expo in Tel Aviv. Clear golden liquid, white foam head. apple-lemon aroma, some sugar too. Sweet. Almost no carbonation, light body, long, sweet finish.

Draught sample at "Beers 2012" exhibition in Tel Aviv. Clear golden with a white head. Grainy aroma with light fruity notes. Sweet sugary grainy flavor with a dry cardboard finish. Light-bodied

Slightly amber, an overwhelming ammount of floaties....I gotta wonder if this was filtered even once. Soup like. Poured a huge thick white head that has amazing retension and produces awsome lacing. I just wish this beer was a bit clearer...if you don’t put it up to a light it doesn’t look that bad. Aroma is dry and has some fruity qualities with a touch of appealing chemical scent (very mild) and lots of malt. Fairly fresh considering. Taste is alomst pure dry dusty malts. Has a foamy taste and feel, whatever that means. Straight ahead one dimensional flavour. Maybe the taste of alcohol without the taste of alcohol...??? Light to medium bodied, fairly smooth with soft carbonation. Dry, powerdery feel too. Nice balance of bitterness. Dry biscuity feel and aftertaste. Interesting beer. For some reason I think I may buy more for something different. It’s possible that I really enjoyed this! Tastes a bit watery on the last couple of sips. I drank this on the warm side to enjoy the malts.

Golden yellow, Huge head. Green hop aroma, similar to a lot of the dutch lagers. Smooth, vigourously carbonated but soft (i.e. not fizzy). Decent pale malt structure and quite generous in the hoppy bitterness. A little boxboard oxidation in the finish, but overall I actually really liked this.

This company seems to like the 3-pack. Very big long lasting head, try not to be too vigorous in pouring. Gold coloured. Interesting creamy texture and maltiness make this a little more interesting than average.