Chinggis Mongolian Lager

Brewed by Chinggis Club
Style: Pale Lager
Chingeltei District, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Bottle. Clear pale yellow with small white head. Flavour is malt, sweet and butter.

Country #94. Bottle at Delirium. Light gold color with small head. Nose quite malty and cory. Taste similar and slightly reminiscent of paper. Not as bad as it sounds. Was actually quite okay.

This beer had a hay aroma, poured a clear glass with white foam. Beer had a very light palate and a low viscosity. It seemed to be overly fizzy. Decent beer for the location (middle of Gobi).

Appearance: Clear golden, some white head. Aroma: Sweet. Cherry, yes cherry. Some malt. Taste: A bit on the sweet side. Some malt and hops. Berries. Info: 330ml bottle, 23/8-2010

Bottle. Pours gold with a lasting, white head. Smells of hay, some dry malt. Tastes crisp and herbal with some perfumy hints on the finish. Surprisingly full bodied.

Shared with svoger and beerbiker at my bicycle weekend debut. Pale yellow with a small white head. Greain and straw aroma, cardboard (lots of it) and a sweet malty flavor - drinkable.

[On tour with svoger, svogergylp and adenila.] Bought in Berlin. Country #96. Not that bad for a beer from the deepest desertplace on earth. Pilsnernotes, straw, caramel, slight hops and slowly drinkable.

Bottle. Clear pale yellow colour with medium creamy white mostly lasting head. Malty and hoppy aroma and flavor.

Bottled at Monk’s Café Sveavägen, Stockholm (brewed under license in Germany). Clear golden, brief head. Grassy nose. Dry and fairly crisp. A simple straight forward north German style pilsener with marked bitterness.

Moderate hoppy aroma. Large, frothy, white head. Good lacing. Mostly lasting longevity. Clear, yellow body. Moderate bitter flavor. Light to medium palate.