FNC Zillertal Premium

Brewed by FNC S.A. (InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Montevideo, Uruguay

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Cerveza ligera. Tomar muy fría. No es la mas vendida en uruguay pero bien podria dser.

Bottle 330 ml, bought in Mexico. Golden yellow colour with a one finger soapy head. Good retention. Average activity in the glass. Intense smell of malts and some hops. Nice bitter taste with a bittersweet aftertaste. Thick on the body, sort of oily, medium carbonation. This one was not bad at all in my honest opinion.

NIce and easy to drink, not graspy but still a pilsener in every other area. GOlden characters and thick foam.

Had a green glass 620 ml bottle of this with my chivito al plato lunch in barrio historica Colonia de Sacremmento, Uruguay. And it was one of the better beers made down here in South America that I’ve had. Even used some hops. This poured with a big foamy, off white head and some lace. Color was gold. Nose is malty, hoppy, bittersweet, and just a hint of skunk. Flavor’s about the same with more pronounced bitter. Decent mouth. Clean, bitter finish. Drinkable. Session beer. I’d like another.

bottled. I really enjoy this beer, golden color with a amazong white head like a snow, do not take so long to go away, but keep a lace that keeps his flavor. Aroma is a little bit weak with notes of hop and malt, flavor is pretty much the same, bu not so hoppy. Mouthfeel is refreshing. I liked it.

I have been to Uruguay and tasted all the beer , uruguay has to offer. Zillertal is nothing amazing, but if you want a good tasing well made beer, that is smooth and doesent fill you up try some. Not awsome, but never bad.

Sample, green bottle, 330 ml, best before 17/10/12, from and with Luc Bourbonnière, savoured on October 18 2012; eye: golden, clear, average effervescence, white head that disappears completely, no lacing; nose: malt, light hops, sulfur, light acidulous, light skunky; mouth: malt, caramel, slight hops, light acidulous, light wheat, finale in malt with acidulous presence, light-medium body, good carbonation, slightly bitter, lightly sweet, lightly grainy texture; overall: correct FRANÇAIS Échantillon, bouteille verte, 330 ml, meilleure avant 17/10/12, de et avec Luc Bourbonnière, savourée le 18 octobre 2012; œil : dorée, limpide, effervescence moyenne, mousse blanche qui disparaît complètement, pas de dentelle; nez : malt, léger houblon, soufre, légère acidulé, léger mouffette; bouche : malt, caramel, très léger houblon, léger acidulé, léger blé, finale en malt avec présence acidulé, corps léger-moyen, bonne carbonatation, très légèrement amère, légèrement sucrée, texture légèrement rugueuse; en résumé :correct

Purchased a small bottle to drink in Buenos Aires and poured into a wine-style glass to drink. The beer had a clear rich gold color with a decent-sized foamy white head that had average retention and light cling. The aroma featured light grainy hops with some straw and barley, with a touch of orange or citrus, not many malty scents. The taste was mostly bitter and a bit grainy, without a dominant characteristic. Its body had an average mouthfeel with solid fizz and was mostly dry with a fizzy finish.

A pale lager with a thin white head. In aroma, strange grassy malt, acidulated, with light catty notes, skunked. In mouth, an average south american lager with chalky notes, crisp malt, OK. Tasted with GRM, Oct. 19 2012.

Not a bad lager at all. Would even consider it a premium lager. Better than Pilsen and pilsen’s already better than most Argentine macros. Bought a bottle of this at the corner store by the in-laws house in Burzaco.