Bottle from the Dodgi’ Deli, at just 39p it had to be done. Had this 17-03-08 Golden in colour with high carbonation and with white bubbly head. Unusual taste at first with strange garden refuse aroma and seeping into the mouth, I know that sounds bizzare but that was my first thought, that warm wet decaying grassiness. This taste soon disappeared and it mellowed to be a bit cardboardy and bland, honey on nose after a while, its ok.

Bottle (from Bottles of Botley). Reasonably full tasty malt. Could do with more hop to rouind it off. Suprisingly good for a cheap lager even if it does finish a little sweet and unrefined.

33cl bottle from Somerfields. Straw coloured with a touch of white head; strong grassy smell; sweet with biscuit flavours; a hint of bitterness on the finish.A fairly bland Italian style lager.

By the way, Forza Azzurri isn’t just any Italian football (soccer) team, it’s a nickname for the national team.

Bottle... Clear yellow lager with a small, creamy, white head. Skunky, honey-drenched biscuit aroma. The flavor is sweet and thin with absolutely no hop kick whatsoever. Light to barely medium bodied with an oily mouthfeel and prickly carbonation. Finishes honey-sweet.

Forza Azzurri pours a very light copper color with a thin white head from a green 33 cl bottle. The aroma is sweet malt. Taste is all sweet malt too, no discernable hops to be found. Reminds me a lot of Eastern European lagers.