Theresianer Pale Ale

Brewed by Theresianer Antica Birreria di Trieste
Style: English Pale Ale
Nervesa della Battaglia, Treviso, Italy

Serve in English pint

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Bottle.Pours golden with an off white head. Aroma malt, bread, some citrus,pear and grass. Flavor is sweet and malty with some bitterness and fruitiness.Medium body, average carbonation.

Predominantly a malty taste, in the finish as well, but some bitterness is added. Butter in the aroma. Colour is amber, hardly any head. This is an interesting beer of sorts, but doesn’t exactly cater to my taste. (33 cl bottle)

golden with white head - some malt in the aroma - taste has some malt, but olso some yeast notes in there

Definitely not an English Pale Ale. Too sweet and unhopped. Some nice citrusy and fuity notes against a sweet, malty background. Not a well balanced brew. Tastes like a lager.

13/08 0.33 l bottle from Coop store, Gradisca d’Isonzo. It poured copper body with small head. Fine yeasty and biscuit aroma, touched with caramel. Nice flavor as well, elegant malts with spices like cloves. Slightly sweet fine caramel base. Medium bodied. Long and tasty finish, caramel and slightly bitter spicy. More similar to some lighter Belgian ales than English ones, but it’s greatly underrated here. Nice.

Bottle. Pours golden, with a light head. Aroma is not bad, with notes of caramel and sweet citrus. Flavour also has some notes of citrus, but mostly it’s bitterly unpleasant notes of sour cabbage and yeast.

0.33 L bottle, picked up @Vinmonopolet, Vika. Clear pilsner golden, medium white head. Sweet sugary malt aroma, not unlike the smell of an alcohol-scented eurolager. No hops detected. Taste is unrefined and cloyingly sweet. Butter notes. Mealy. Traces of bitterness down below. Juicy mouthfeel. Medium full. Sweet buttery malt-drops ending. Hmm...

330 ml bottle, from Vinmonopolet Vika. ABV is 6.5%. Golden colour, large to moderate head. Aroma and flavour of unhopped pilsener wort, cooked vegetables and baby porridge. Remarkably bad and boring. The Norwegian importer has apparently decided to import the entire Theresianer range without tasting all the beers first. This one (and the Bock) is not something I would buy again. Ever.

Bottle at home bought at Vinmonopolet Vika
Golden clear, thin lasting white head. Aroma has yeast, malts and something i will describe as sulfide. Taste is much the same. Full malt body, tons of sweetness, also bubble gum. Finish is not very hoppy.
This beer has stopped me from wanting to try other from this brewery

01.07.2011, 0,33l Bottle. Vinmonopolet Bergen – Valkendorfsgate. Pale golden yellow colour with white head. Aroma is malty with malty sweetness. There is flavours of grassy hops and. Moderate bitterness. Aftertaste is bitter with notes of malt sweetness.