Gold Berger

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

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

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Bottled. Thx rickgordon. Pale yellow with a medium, white head. A bit sweet with vegetables and cardboard. Extremely thin with no bitterness. Some wet bread.

Bottle. A typical cheap beer from the guys ath Dreher Brewery. Dead colour and head, aroma of bad grass, and the taste too... too bad.

(Bottle) Pours water coloured to pale golden. The aroma is bready, grainy and tiny herbal tea-like as well as light sourish. The flavour is light sweet with no bitterness. Tones of bread, grain and herbal tea. The mouthfeel is watery with a medium carbonation. Light bodied.

Wässrig, dann säuerlich herb mit einer gewissen Muffigkeit. Platter Geschmack, wenig Aromen, dazu trocken. Im Abgang ebenfalls muffig-wässrig. Ganz schlecht. 7/4/4/4//4

500 ml can. From Budapest, Hungary.
Clear pale golden with tiny white head. Malt sweet, bread and dough in aroma. Weak malty flavour with some grassy notes. Watery.

Bottled from supermarket in Gyor, Hungary. Yellow color with minimum white head. Aroma and taste is very watery, maybe some malt. Bad.

Bottled, from Budapest. Clear pale yellow, rich head. Papery nose. Mid sweet with light body and clean, rounded mouthfeel. Low bitterness. Simple, but drinkable. Not exactly stellar quality, but Dreher’s beers are often better than thiose frpom other Hungarian macro breweries.

Bottle, 3.0%. Clear golden colour. Very small white head. Thin flavour. A thin pale lager. Seems quite clean, though.

Can, thanks Ogi. Weak aroma of some malt. Grainy maltish thin mild bit Alkazeltzer flavour.

can50cl courteusy of faroeviking clear light yellow, large white head. which dissapears very quickly. aroma is very faint , poerhaps beer aroma. flavor is like sparkling water, very faint beer flavor, refreshing sparkling water nevertheless.

Pale yellow beer with a small white head. Weak aroma, flavor and everything. Terrible cheep beers...