Burgasko Svetlo

Brewed by Haskovo (StarBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Haskovo, Bulgaria

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

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Bottle: Poured a golden clear color with a huge white fluffy head. Aroma is grain and a bit cardboard. Taste is wet with grain and a bit metal in the finish.

gold blond coloured sparkling body with a white head a malty hoppy aroma a malty hoppy bitter wattery taste with a bitter finish

draft. yellow color, white head. dry watery taste, good palate, nothing special.

Draft and bottled. Common lager. Close to Kamenitza. Yellow color, white head. More malty than hoppy.

Bottle at a resturant in Obzor, Bulgaria. Apperance; ligth pilsner with a minimal wihte head. Aroma and flavor are both malty and some hops, light bitter ending.

Draft and bottled at Slynchev Bryag, Bulgaria. Pale golden, weak white head, slightly herbal and spicy aroma and palate. A bit watery, but OK.

Film-type head. Fragile lacework on the glass. Late straw coloured head. Mild grassy aroma. Typical lager taste with notes of pale malts and diluted fruits. Foamy in the mouth. Thin and watered texture. Characterless, nonetheless a beer to quench my thirst on a very warm day in Bulgaria. 500ml bottle bought at a supermarket in the old town of Nessebar (18.07.2009).

bottle, pours pale yellow, thin white head. Thin malty sweet aroma. Watered dow malt and hay with light hop bitterness mixed with tons of sweetness in the finish. Moderate carbonation, crisp mouthfeel. Boring.

Bottled. Golden colour, rich head. Neutral aroma. Dry but fruity with some grass and maize. Light metallic finish. A primitive lager without much character.

<Thanks to Beerbiker> Typical pale lager, sweet malty aroma and flavor, not too many hobs and a sleightly metallic side note.