Hai Noroc! Ploll Pils de Salon

Brewed by S.C. Martens
Style: Pilsener
Galati, Romania

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Light yellowish gold in color with a fizzy white head. Very light, thin and watery malt flavor without much hops to note, but a hint of a vegetable like taste. Fairly weak.

Bottle. Poured turbid gold with minimal head. Nose was corny with some hops. Tasted of corn, hops, mild bitterness, and a watery palate.

Thin head caps off a golden, bubbly beer. Sweet and corn-like nose. Very lively carbonation. Sticky-sweet malt base has notes of sweet corn, honey and synthetic vanilla. Very mild hop bitterness with an herbal, perfume-like quality. Aftertaste has a musty metal off-flavor.

Poured a very clear yellow color with a medium sized white head that faded quickly. Aroma is skunky with some rice and pale malts. Taste also has a good amount of rice, but with a decent amount of malty flavors. Aftertaste has some light sweetness and apples. Overall pretty refreshing. Not too bad.

Clear golden pour with decent sudsy white head. Nose is sweet and hints of honey and grain. The flavor has a bit more bitterness from the noble hops. A little syrupy. Kinda reminds me of the Euro Strong Lagers I’ve had, but with a lot less alcohol and a dash of hops. Honestly, not that bad for what it is. I wasn’t expecting much though...