Breda Atlas

United Dutch Breweries
Brewed at InBev Belgium
Style: Strong Pale Lager/Imperial Pils
Breda, Netherlands

Serve in Lager glass

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Nice golden colour and big pillow of head. Taste of malts, smooth, decent mouthfeel. Not a bad brew for the price. Pretty typical lager.

Golden amber with downy fead, active crackling. At first sweet-acidulity then sourish, rich and fruity malt, good balance sugar-bitter. Notes of date, apricot, toffy and alcohol. A bit tired, but in final, it hoists hoppy sails.

50cl can. Clear golden with a medium white head. Nose : caramel/honey malts. Floral notes. Sip : Water with a small carbonation, regular pils like. Starts with malty, floral honey but jumps into mettalic aftertaste. The mettalic aftertaste stays long. I’m gonna have to have a snack and drink some water before next beer ....I knew I should stick with bottles only.

light malty aroma,golden, clear, white foam, light sweetness, lightly bitter, light body, thin feel, lively,

Golden coloured and clear. Has a white head, mostly diminishing. Aroma is sweet and malty, flavor starts sweet, alcohol, faint fruit, apples? Syrupy texture and lively carbonation.

Die Schaumkrone dieses Atlasbieres hält nicht so gut, Geruch: malzig. Geschmacklich ist es wässrig, alkoholisch, malzig => nee, muss nicht sein. Fazit: Billigqualität, lohnt nicht, gibt zwar tatsächlich noch schlechtere dieser Sorte, aber dieses ist auch nicht trinkenswert. Mein Fazit unterstützt für mich persönlich die Situation nach dem eigentlichen Test: Nach einem etwas größeren Schluck, bekomme ich hier von einen ziemlichen Würgereiz, hm... dauert auch ziemlich lange, das hatte ich lange nicht mehr! Test vom 6.10.2009, Gebinde: Dose Noten: 7,5,6,5,7,6 - 5,85

Worthless beer. I cannot imagine anyone craving liquid alcohol bread so much that you need to resort to this.

Medium offwhite head. Deep yellow body. Sugary meaty maize aroma with no complexity. Dry-sweet grainy oily grassy taste with dusty notes. Fullish body. Mild mouthfeel. Dry-bitter grainy grassy metallic aftertaste. Not really very pleasant. Drainpour. (0.5l can, E. Leclerc, Fondettes.)

Can from Auchan, Serris, France.
Wow, I’m the second person to rate this??? Awesome. Pours a nice, glassy amber with an aroma of typical malted autumn leaves and light biscuit. Flavor is a malted red wine bread that leaves a sour/bitter taste on the tongue. Watery mouthfeel. Typical Euro trash beer, but hey, I have the second rating. So suck it, bitches.

Poured a decent, foamy, frothy, off white head with good lace. Color is a rich medium amber. Flavor is bittersweet Euro strong lager dominated by sweetness. Body is ok and so is carbonation. Body is decent as is common in this style of beer and so is carbonation. Finish is like flavor. Not my kind of beer.

21/12 A 0.5 l can that poured deep golden body with medium to smaller head. Stinky aroma, quite weak, but enough to show its malt character and some alcohol. Flavor isn’t much better, some sweet honey malt in very watery body. Traces of lemony hops in the finish, but maybe it’s from the alcohol itself. Sweetish again. Very boring brew, but without anything that would be too unpleasant. Definitely more like malt liquor than an ESL.