I.N.P. Fidel Beer

Brewed by Carlsberg Italia
Style: Pale Lager
Lainate, Italy

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

66cl in plastic bottle (ok, I didn’t expect much). Decent white foam. Clear pale golden pour. Cheap mass produced lager and it tastes like it

Thanks to Dorqui for this one! Bottled. Clear golden in color. Minor white head. The aroma is malty and maize like. The flavor is malty with hints of maize.

0,66 l bottle in Italy. Very light and thin lager. Pale, proper carbonation. Still, a little hoppy bitterness in the tail which makes it OK on a hot day.

Bottled. Golden colour, small white head. Aroma is maize, malts and some saltwater. Flavour is metallic and otherwise quite the same as the aroma. Not too exciting.

Bottled as "Birra Fidel", alc. 4.7 % (BB Lug/2007)
Pale yellow color, small white head. Corn and paper in the aroma. Very metallic flavor, hints of grassy hops, harsh finish. Quite a crap.

Very cheap supermarket swill, which pretty much sums it all up. Lacks any redeeming quality. Fizzy cadboard taste and citric finish. No "body" to speak of. Targeted to the "All beers taste the same" kind of customer.

A truly terrible beer. VERY light, but just not light enough -- too much of its terrible taste comes through. Grainy and slick, this beer tastes syrupy with resin.

Compact foam but nothing other. Limpid yellow color, pale and much bubbly. Light and watery scent. Fresh and fizzy taste, to read notes of malt and grass. Nothing of special but not wretched.