Lusitana Pils

Cervejeira Lusitana (Unicer)
Brewed at Unicer Bebidas
Style: Pilsener
Carnaxide-Oeiras, Portugal

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

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Draft in Evora. Golden color, small foam. Light hoppy aroma. Flavor was quite watery, anonymous. Typical pale lager.

On tap at lusitana restaurant. Golden color. Medium smooth head. Thin texture. Corn/cereal/barley aroma. Medium carbonation. Medium bitterness.

De barril, served in a flute glass. Nice clear golden colour, small white head. Hoppy mild like aroma. Flavour is mild too with grass and light malt´along with a short lasting medium bitterness, bit grain. Fresh but simple and boring.

On tap at Vasco da Gama. Very pale, very anonymous. Nothing to make this stand out. Soft grain, very low bitterness.

From tap at one of the restaurant locations. Pours clear and pale yellow with a small white head leaving a nice lacing on the glass. Aroma is light grassy and malty. Hayish and crisp grassy hops flavoured. Vague malty and sulphorish note. Crisp bitter and fruity finish.

A pretty wet and flabby pale lager that I thought might have been a Super Bock clone. Draft at Cervejeira Lusitana in Carnaxide. Aroma offers a touch of buttery nuttiness from the malt, only the faintest touch of bitterness. As light as they come, for rehydration purposes only. Soft carbonation. Possibly a different recipe before UNICER took over the pub’s brewing.

Draught at Cervejeira Lusitana (José Malhoa location), Lisbon. Clear golden, small head. Grassy nose. Dry with German style crisp malt and light body. Not enough grassy hops for a pils, but still enought to distinguish it from the mass market Portuguese beers. Salty bitterish finish. A fairly well made thirst quencher - just add some more hops.