Saaremaa Tuulik

Brewed by A. Le Coq (Olvi)
Style: Pale Lager
Tartu, Estonia

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Bog-standard EST lager, with a bit more hop bitterness/less adjuncts than normal

0.5L bottle. Little yeast aroma and generally waterly. In taste rules also yeast with hop water. Nothing remarkable. App is to watery yellow without hat. Usual water of yeast and hop.

A very watery flavor with very little bitterness. Very light yellow in color with a quickly fading white head.

10/X/2012 - 33cl can @ Klaas’ place - BB: 28/IV/13 (2012-1126)

Clear very pale yellow beer, small creamy white head with some irregular bubbles, bit stable, non adhesive. Aroma: very sweet, malty, corn syrup, sugary, bit dusty, peppery, some citrus. MF: ok carbon, light to medium body. Taste: sweet sugary start, ripe fruits, little bitter. Aftertaste: overripe fruits, little bitter, watery and sweet. Bleh.

Saaremaa is not real beer. However, nothing in this drink is that it’s over and over again for a change taste

1.9.2012, Tallinn. 50 cl, canned. No pour. Aroma: Grainy malt, syrup. Minimal hopping. Taste: Sweetish, some weird roasted bitterness. Palate: Quite light bodied, thin. Not completely watery though. M’eh.

Can thanks to FatPhil. Cheers my friend. Clear pale gold with lasting white head. Little bit syrupy in the mouth. Not the world’s greatest lager, but not too awful. Aroma of wet cardboard. Not great. Some boiled vegetable as well.

Regular finnish-style pale lager, nothing to remeber, not really bad though.

Bottle. Clear light golden color with a quickly disappearing white head. Mild malty aroma of honey. Malty taste. Watery. Nothing special.

Mild aroma has mostly hay. Clear straw yellow. Short head. Taste has hay also. Bit dry and bitter. Medium long dry finish. Medium to light bodied. Standard carbonation. Quite standard lager, nothing special.