Soproni

Brewed by Heineken Hungária/Soprony Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Sopron, Hungary

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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large white frothy head. yellow clear thin body. md. aroma: light bread, moderate hoppy. if: moderate bitter. ff: mb. average duration. palate: light body, watery dry texture, lively carbonation, metallic finish. 6s. refrescante. sem dulçor.

bottle
Golden in color, with a light foam.
Slightly sour smell of malt. The taste is the same. Trace hops, but it may be only imagined.
Corn mouthfeel finish. Strong carbonate.

Beer, beer... but... not very good :)

UPDATED: MAR 29, 2013 Matra Brozo, Budapest, Hungary; 500ml bottle. Poured a clear dark golden amber colour with a one-finger white foamy head that collapsed quickly. Laced OK. Medium carbonation. Aroma very slightly of malt. Taste sweet fading to nothing. Light body. Nothing special.

0,5l can. Golden color. Aroma is malt and grainy. Taste is malt, hops and some corn. Good and refreshing beer.

Not as good as the 1895. Golden colour, vanishing head, sweeter taste than 1895 and lighter bitter finish. Boring.

First Hungarian beer I had but not first in hungary. NIce aftertaste and a little graspy taste but refreshing. A little of MOravic style by majors.

correct appearance of golden colour and white head; some lager-aroma; taste of hoppy bitterness and some sweetness of added corn; a bit watery beer, but drinkable

Pale gold, white head, filmy retention. Nose is grainy, salty, and somehow, lightly sweet. Taste is grains and malty sweetness, slightly hoppy finish. Smooth and watery palate, medium carbonation. Very close to fizzy water.

Canned 28/07/12. A golden lager with a bright white head. A sweetish creamy lager. Flavours are more than reasonable with good balance and has a decent body. A surprisingly good Euro pale lager.

0.5L on tap. Exactly what you were expecting...nothing interesting here, easy to throw back, though. Extremely basic to a fault.