Finkbräu Pils (Italy)

Brewed by Castello di Udine Spa
Style: Pilsener
San Giorgio di Nogaro, Italy

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

.66l bottle from Florence supermarket. Old style glass bottle, containing supermarket lager. wet and a bit sticky. corn, sour malts, weak water with some lemon juice squeezed in. Not awful

definetly drinkable, i purchased some in lidl & was quite suprised, kind of like a greman moretti

Classic cheap italian beer. Drinkable only after a six-pack of some other more decent beer! But there are worst beers out there, anyway...

0.66 l bottle courtesy of Doggythedog, thanks for sharing! It poured pale yellow body with small head. Some fine lemony aroma really surprised me. Flavor was corny, slightly malty and hoppy, pretty industrial and nothing special. Lot of carbonation here. Slightly sourish finish. Not too bad, typical supermarket thing, which isn’t any better than German version. Actually, we had German version on the table along with this and it was even better, unusual for it anyway. Seems like those things vary a lot.

i find this beer in bottle 0,66L in Lidl store Sibenik ...i like only the bottle ... the beer is bad ...

0.66l bottle as Finkbräu Pils, 4.7% with the lack of the Reinheitsgebot sign to additionally set it apart from the German version (this contains corn). Found at the Lidl in Split.
Poured a pale gold body with a small head that went away relatively fast. Light, slightly lemony herbal aroma, maybe some weak weak sticky maltiness, almost like a radler. The taste is watery, hard water, some slightly stale sweet eggy corny maltiness in the background (but not offensive really and got better later on), slightly tingly and almost tasteless basic light hop bitterness up front and in the aftertaste. Got what I expected, a cheap supermarket Italian lager, yay.

This wasn’t too bad. Cheap apparently as well. Tasted like a light beer with a tinge of hops. Yay. From Lidl.

UPDATED: DEC 21, 2004 (Bottle 0,66L). Compact foam of short persistence. Shining aspect alive yellow color. Lean, little long-lasting aroma. Scent of grass and malt. Much similar one to the Hollebrau.