Birra Moretti Sans Souci

Brewed by Heineken Italia
Style: Pale Lager
Milano, Italy

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

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Barnyard and ceral aroma. Golden colour, few lace. Malty, firmer as expected, light sweet. Light hoppy finish.

330ml bottle. Straw-yellow pale lager. The aroma is malty, yet there is initially some amount of grassy hops to be felt upon opening the bottle. The taste is macromalty and unpleasantly sweet, with a finish that incorporates both a light, unpleasant bitterness and some sourish macromalt elements, together with a metallic feel. Bad.

UPDATED: FEB 29, 2012 Bottle in Venice, Italy. Yellow colour with a white head. Standard pale lager, easy drinkable, medium malty light hoppy.

Pours a medium golden yellow color. Aromas of metal, corn, and some minor hop action. Flavor is kind of metallic, with cheerios and hops.

Ci fu un periodo che te la tiravano dietro nei bar, nei ristoranti alla tv...Per fortuna mi scansavo...

Draft at Madigan’s, Venice. Pretty much a typical Euro lager. Golden, little aroma or flavor. Drinkable but not much going on here

Bottled 0,33L. Pale yellow color, modest head of short resistance. Discreet bubbly aspect of long-lasting persistance. Simple taste, little dull and watery grains. Poor taste, modest alcohol and bitter content, little metallic and washed-out final.

UPDATED: JUL 27, 2011 Bottle. Should be "sans flavour". Golden and pale. Characterless beer from Italy.

Thanks to Dorqui for this on! Bottled. Clear golden in color. Bubbly white head, lacings. The aroma is maize like, malty and dry. The flavour is that of maize.

2009-11-11, bottle at the local Italian! AP: golden yellow with medium high diminising head AR: hoppy not to interesting F. hoppy, malt mediumlow bitterness I tried this years ago but didn’t rate it then (so I had to have an other :-( )

Bottle. Watery gold with white specks and no head. Metal, grass and raw potato aroma. Thin and astringent, no alcohol showing, but plenty of flour, coin, adhesive. Hay and honey hints, astringent afters trying to be hops, plenty of corn and spoiling metal. Straw and toasted grain like a n/a beer despite the 5.6%. Couldn’t manage anywhere near 660ml.