Greif

Brewed by Pécsi Sörfözde
Style: Pale Lager
Pécs, Hungary

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

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Canned(500ml). -Pale yellow coloured, medium sized white head, few streams of carbonation, neutral nose. The closest description goes like this: water with dust. Dryish finish. Awful.

Bottle. Dead yellow colour, very weak head, a very light, somehow bad aroma, and an unpleasant taste. Bad.

Superpale yellow beer with a medium, white, froathy head. Superminimal aroma and flavor of a cheap beer with grassy hop, weak malt taste. Nothing, absolutly redundant one.

No 776
Rated: 25.07.2009
Can 500 ml, ratet ib Bogacs, Hungary.
Appearance: Pours pale golden, weakly carbonated and with sediments floating in the body texture, head is snowy white, initially medium, slowly decreasing to small, foamy to frothy, leaving some lacing, unstable and quickly changing.
Aroma: Very weak aroma mainly denoting watered down and cooked corn grains, dull, again overcooked corn, no hops, no malt, no yeast, no alcohol, non-impressive, graphite.
Flavour: Drinking this beer is like drinking mineral water with a drop of regular light lager working only for appearance impression (unfortunately pale golden), slightly salty, notes of cooked corn soup, preety unimpressive, dull, boring, totally without charcater but not negative. Finish duration is short.
Palate: Body is light, texture is watery, carbonation on palate is moderate, finish feel is watery, neutral and in fact totally non-existant.

Can, purchased somewhere in Budapest. Poured a dull shiny yellow body with a big white head that went away fast. No, absolutely no aroma, Ogi sensed something sour, but I simply couldn’t sense anything. Taste? ancient dust with a touch of grain, extremely light acidity. Soft mouthfeel because it’s so watery but bordering on disgusting. 1.1 is WAY more than it deserves. Pécsi probably hit a new low with this one.

Canned. Thx rickgordon Pale yellow with a brief, white head. Artificial sour aroma. Very thin and watery. Flavour from plastered walls and chalk.

Canned. Pale, very pale golden colour, with cottony white head. Dusty, old-ish pilsner nose. Extremely thin in body with a light touch of honey pastilles. Gypsum is also present, but that is more than you can say about other flavour sensations, which are totally non-existing. No bitterness either.

50 cl can thanks to rickgordon
On March 7, 2009
Pale straw color, braely yellow. White head. Dryish, plsater, dry-wall scent. Thin chalk taste. Thin mouthfeel, low bitterness.

Can (50 cl), thanks rickgordon. Extremely pale golden, thin fizzy head. Grainy, sourish, honeyish aroma with strong notes of wet cardboard. Thin and fizzy. Quite dry, low bitterness.