Sagres Bohemia

Brewed by Sociedad Central de Cervejas - Centralcer (Heineken)
Style: Dunkel/Tmavý
Vialonga, Portugal

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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Pours amber with a thin white head. Aroma is malty a bit dusty. Flavor is thin, malty aqueous. Pretty loose mouthfeel. Not great.

Bottle. Mahogany colour. Aroma has caramel and some malt. Taste is sweet and roasty but there is also something that feels artificial. I could be wrong. Anyhow, it is easy to drink and the alcohol taste is not as strong as many 6% beers have.

11.2 ounce bottle. Clear brown, medium tan head. Aroma of caramel. Taste of caramel, slight bitter finish. Straightforward and uncomplicated.

A hellacious head lingers like a closet phantom. amber copper in color. Spicy roast on the nose. Medium nectar with good carbonation. This brew is very soft on the tongue on so easy to get down. A mild sweetness is only slightly tamed by an acidic bittering unit. The finish lingers like a fine fine. But, this is beer.

bottle 6/5/10. pours a reddish amber brown with a tannish head. the aroma and flavor are sweet malt, fruitiness akin to raisins, caramel and a touch of chocolate. skunky hops linger around in the background. it is not nearly as sweet as i thought it would be... 5/3/5/3/10/2.6

Bottle. Malty, spruce, wheat, alcohol, syrup. Thick off white head, clear chestnut-mahogany brown body. A good deal of sweetness and some bitter notes. Sweet finish.

Brown pour, barely any head. aroma is all corn, butter and some fake sweetener smell. Flavor is sweet, corn, nasty sweetener. Not good.

(Old BA rate - bottle - huge thanks to beertruck on BA for the bottle) Pours with a fizzier lightly tan head that actually held pretty well and left spotty toadstool layers on top; clear darker amber brown color. Light earthy hop tone; some malt sweetness; pretty clean and basic aromas. A little biscuity, dry, and minerally hoppiness show up; touch of sweetish maltiness; pretty well-balanced throughout and a bit fruity; one of the tastier brews I’ve had in the style range. Lightish to medium; nice lively carbonation. It’s an easy drinking brew because of the flavor balance and it was clean all ’round with no off-flavors.

Bottled 33cl. Courtesy of Saarlander. It’s definitely not a bad beer but a bit boring. Clean and sweet. Thanks a lot Aaron!

Bottle from Bierkoning. Dark amber body with thin head. Malty, caramel nose. Taste of malts, caramel and fruits. Nice floral notes. A bit watery but nice texture. Fine enough for a big brewer.