Dreher Classic

Brewed by Dreher Sörgyár (SABMiller)
Style: Pilsener
Budapest, Hungary

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Standard lager appearance with a small head. Slightly skunked, mildly hoppy aroma which has cardboard elements. Medium bitterness with a strange taste in the finish. Not distinguished.

500ml.Can clear golden colour with large white head.Aroma of hops and malt,light bitter mouthfeels and grainy,medium body and malty finish.

Golden straw colored pour. Small white head. Frothy. Little bit of lacing as it dwindles away. Malty aroma with a crisp hop smell. Malt forward in the mouth with a nice hop presence and bitterness. Little dry on the back. Nice, refreshing.

500ml can. Pale orange with a white head that doesn’t last. Grainy aroma with grass and some herbs. A little watery and undercarbonated. Sweet and grainy - and a touch sugary - with some hay and lingering herbal notes. Modest bitterness. Pleasant enough.

Well, obviously is not much for a center-european, but you can drink with no problem...

Bottle and can. Poursgolden, decent white, but fast dissapearing head. Not a bad pilsner from Dreher: Great for everydays.

Kicsit elfogultan és túl- pontoztam, mivel a nemzetközi piachoz képest természetesen közel sem a legjobb sör. Talán a közép kategóriában lehetne versenyképes és ott meg is állja a helyét, de a hazai "pocsolya" ízű sörök között magasan a legjobb világos sör. Bátran lemerném tenni ezt a sört külföldi sör szerető barátok elé úgy, hogy nem kellene nagyon szégyenkeznem. Sajnos ez nem igazán mondható el a többi magyar világos sörre.

An avarage hungarian beer for hot summer days, or to watch football matches with it, or for the end of a hard working day wtih dudes.

UPDATED: JAN 31, 2012 Bottle in Budapest. Yellow colour with a white head. Moderate malty aroma. Light malty and moderate hoppy flavour .

Backlog from 25 June 2011. Bottle, green glass, by 2011.11.21. Nose is sweet and grassy. Sickly clear golden body, no visicarb but a noisy white head. Taste is malty, surprisingly so, with a dry bready aftertaste and no dirt, but the deftest touch of industry. Soft medium-full body. Not terrible! Would have again.

Tap in Pest. Golden, white lace. Light aromatic hop on hayish malt. Medium to light body, light metallic grassy and hayish malt. Nice aromatic hops retronasal. Papery thin, but the aromatics redeem it.