Dutch Gold Imported

Brewed by InBev Belgium
Style: Pale Lager
Leuven, Belgium

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

Pours straw with tiny white head. Little malt, notes of cereal and corn. Light malt. Finish is better than other pale lagers. Gets a worse press than it deserves due to its association with bums and teenagers. Actually better than other cheap counterparts and even some of the more expensive macro lagers. Still not a great beer though. Just drinkable.

Decent sized bright white head of varying sized bubbles. Reduces to a sloppy bit of foam. Light orage and some biscuity malts. Pretty weak aroma. Color is a medium gold. Rice flavored water. Very little body. A real thirst quencer. Some cereal grains and spicy bitterness left behind. Not the worst I have had.

Can. Pours orange body with small white head. Aroma is light malt. Taste is slight skunk, bitter, a bit offensive.

Can, 50cl. Pours clear golden, with off-white short-lived head. Faint grainy aroma, and quite bitter and metallic on the palate. Cheap but not very cheeful.

[Courtesy of Cellar] Clear golden with tiny white head. Sweet grainy aroma with cardboard notes. Flavor likewise and somewhat watery.

(Can 50 cl) Courtesy of KimJohansen. Clear pale golden with a white head. Lightly malty nose. Light-bodied with some brewing cereal and a distinct metallic edge. The finish is dry. 220608

50 cL can. Pours clear and golden yellow with a lacing white head. Light to vague cornish aroma. Flavour is mild cornish and light bitter. Ends medium dry and cornish.

A light golden beer with a white head. The aroma is sweet with light notes of malt as well as a light skunky note which could stem from brewing cereal. The flavor is sweet with light notes of malt, leading to a lightly bitter finish.