Kamenitza

Brewed by Pivovaren Zavod Kamenitza (MolsonCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Plovdiv, Bulgaria

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Clear ye;;ow with white foam head. Aroma is normal for a pilsener, lager. So is taste, nothing special. Not too sweet, but also not too bitter. Good thirst quencer. (Burgas 201303)

The head is medium, the body golden. It smells sweet, less bitter, a bit artificially. The taste is sweet, sugary, malty, and a bit hoppy. 10/7/8/7/10/7

Pale golden color, medium to big, medium slowly falling, white head, lacing. Aroma: Medium sweet, moderate sour, malty, corn, egetables, minimal notes of grassy/flowery hops. Taste: light bitter, slightly sour, watery, malty, vegetables, corn. Short, minimal bitter finish.

UPDATED: FEB 10, 2013 Can from bulgarianfood.co.uk. Standard pale lagerness - thankfully lacking any unpleasant artificial sweetness; however this is a soft, lightly malted lager which is really rather dull. Decent head/lacing though.

A half finger of head on a clear, golden colored body. Low head retention. The aroma is grain (rice) and stale lemon. The taste is moderate bitterness, with a little malty sweet note in the middle, finishes with a puckering bitterness. Not great. Crisp texture, moderate carbonation and lighter body. A below average euro pale lager.

Bottle, in Bulgaria. Aroma of corn and faint malts. Tastes like any eurolager, nothing special

Drinking it with some fine peoaple at the Train Station in Sofia. NIce and refreshing for that hot day. NIce aroma and good aftertaste there.

Pretty watery and lacking in character with a slight bread flavor. Leaves no impression.

2L bottle, Bought in Macedonia. Watery and awful taste. It belongs to one of the worst beers I’ve tried.

Golden colour with a quick vanishing head. Grainy aroma. Cabbage and light metal flavour. Low carbonation.
[Can from workmate Heidi]