Cerveja Super Bock

Brewed by Unicer Bebidas
Style: Pale Lager
Santarém, Portugal

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

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Clear golden color, short white head. Typical pale lager from Southern Europe. Bit hoppy aroma, sweet and malty taste. Bitter palate.

Die Schaumkrone hält mittelmäßig. Geschmacklich geprägt von Malz und Hopfen. Fazit: Dafür das es ein internationales Lager ist schmeckt es recht gut. Also wenn ich mal in Portugal sein sollte werde ich hier vor sicherlich nicht zurückschrecken. Nicht die spannenste Sorte aber lecker! Test vom 6.4.2009, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 9,10,9,9,11,9 - 9,25

It’s OK. Fine, but nothing remarkable. Very light in both color and on the palate. Has a moderate but quickly disappearing head.

Pints in a cozy pub in Lagos,Portugal,July 2011.Light body and a bit sweet. Refreshing macro lager on a warm summer night.

Pretty funny its called super bock considering its a pale lager, heheh. Does have a real old can of pale lager feel about it even tho its from a bottle. Smell is very mild vanilla. Hah, I thought this was from mexico and now i see its from old porty goul. No wonder why its not smooth and mellow. Medalhas de ouro consecutivas! You go porchy! Yep old redneck ice beer thats been sitting in the back on a shelf somewhere. Good sizzle makes this go down without much of a gag reflex. So there.

On tap at several portuguese locations. Average cheap lager. Golden colour, correct head, no lacing. Light body, fizzy carbonation and some bitterness. Corn taste.Nothing remarkable. Tasted on bottle: more or less the same result.

blond good head medium persistent sweet cereals little metallic no bitterness

Originally rated August 2004. Second Portuguese beer of the night, the other being "Sagres". This one poured a pale golden colour with a shortly fading foamy head, and a bit of lacing. The brew is lightly carbonated with mild aromas of hops and malts. Crisp start with bitterness and a dry finish. Even though both beers were o.k., I will stick to Port as this countries finest drink.

Bottle 330ml from King&Godfree. Drinkable, but below average. Aromas of hay and wet leaves. Taste is sweet and metallic. Palate is thin and watery. Yellow, with a thin head.

Pours gold with a large, fading head. Nose shows hay, skunky, grassy hops and unexpected caramel. Same story with flavours: hay, grass and some redeeming soft sweet malt, followed by a mild bitterness. Thankfully not too sweet. Carbonation is too high.

Appearance was clear pale gold with white 1 finger creamy diminishing head, no lacing. Aromas was sweet musky malts with slight floral citrusy grassy hops.Taste was sweet biscuity malts upfront with lemony grassy sublte hops. Palate was crisp light carbonation with light body that fades quick into the finish. Different Portugese lager...