Cassaro Chopp Blanca Especial

Brewed by Cerveceria Cassaro
Style: Pale Lager
Cordoba, Argentina

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

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poured straw color into glass with little head and almost no lacing, low carbonation and little malt or hop flavor, a decent beer for a hot summer day.

650ml brown bottle. Pale lemon yellow colour with some off putting haze/floaties. White head is noisy and fizzes out quickly leaving only a very slight ring in the glass. Zero lacing. Nose is sweet, hint of bread. Flavour is also sweet malts, slight bread, corn and light grassy hop notes. Not much aftertaste, light bodied, high carbonation. An unusual find in Alberta, went down perfectly well in the summer heat, drinkable but horrible to look at.

Bottle, shared with Parksy. Reading Trevor’s (presario) review below, it is spot on! An insipid, almost-nothing pale lager of inferior quality. Blah.

Bottle. 4.9%. Yellow. Loose collection of diminishing bubbles on top. Sweet almost nondescript scent. At the same time watery and forgettable and also rough. Kind of sweet corn water.

Almost nobody ranked this beer, but a lot of people had it without knowing. This is because in Oktoberfest at Cordoba (the second bigger oktoberfest in the world after munich) a lot of breweries buy this beer and put their labels on. It´s a light yellow colour beer with malt flavour and little hop presence. Some spicy but no good body.

Golden bit hazy colour with a good average lasting head. Light malty and hoppy aroma with some mild fruitiness. Fresh moderate bitter-light flavour of hops and malts. Tasty and fresh beer.