Diabräu

Brewed by Penibetica de Cervezas
Style: Pale Lager
Seville, Spain

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

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Found at Dia supermarket in Tire, Turkey. Here the basic Dia is 4.2% and comes in bottles. Pale gold. Grassy hop nose. Grassy hop on the palate, though without much bitterness. Very mild malts. Finishes grassy, though clean and drinkable.

Bottle. Cheap pissy gold color. No head. Aroma is plastic, plywood, and burnt cornmeal. Mild carbonation. Some hops detected in the flavors. there is a nice nuttiness, but is marred by a harsh alcoholic note. The lingering aftertaste is then highly unpleasant, which is too bad because the initial flavors show some promise.

Can. Weak malt aroma, slightly spiced. Clear yeññow colour with large white head. Sweet flavour. Rich carbonation.

Pretty poor. Why they claim to be brewed under Rheinhetsgebot I Do not KNOW! THere must be some law against claiming that and producing such a poor product. Even cheap German beer such as DAB is much better quality. Very fizzy - not much to taste really, bit like fizzy water with a dash of apple juice and cleaning fluid. Avoid

pale gold body and white head. little aroma and flavor, not remarquable and a poor beer.

Can. Pours golden with a big, fluffy white head which quickly diminishes. Aroma is sourish, slightly hoppy and with cereals. Flavour is cereals with slight notes of hops. Mildly bitter finish. Feels stale. 18-01-08.

Can.Packed like a German lager but nothing like it. Bland and thin.Not to be tried again.

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Blond color. Very common Lager, balanced, quite bitter, nothing special.

UPDATED: APR 30, 2006 Not bad, like a german lager or pilsener, like a Bit Burguer in some way, The colour is pale and dark later.

Light nose that smells of apple juice. Also this carries through to the palate where fresh apples show. Usually this a fault that I do not like but in this case it adds something to a rather unremarkable beer.