Wangel Brau

Brewed by Castello di Udine Spa
Style: Pilsener
San Giorgio di Nogaro, Italy

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

Canned (thanks mabjork). Pale yellow colour, not much head. Aroma is hay, earth and barnyard. Malts, earth, rubber and maize in the flavour. Not very pleasant and very watery as for the palate.

Can (BB 08/2007)>br> Very pale yellow color, small white head. Metallic, papery nose. Crisp carbonation. Very light, watery. Sweetish malty with a bit hard metallic mouthfeel. Prototype of a cheap supermarket lager.

Bottle. Medium head with medium duration. Color is very pale yellow. Aroma and taste are barnyard malt and straw. Quite watery.

Bottle. Creamy white good mostly deminishing head. Yellow colour. Light malty and hopy aroma. Almost no flavor. Short finish. Very watery palate. I dont think this can candidate to more than a pale lager.

Slightly sour malt aroma - pours with good head. No taste - like drinking mineral water. Bought a six-pack of this and dropped it and broke four bottles - wish I had broke five because now I have to drink the other one.

Can from a Sardinia supermarket. Among the best of the Italian discount beers. Thin and watery, but a little hoppy freshness in the finish.

Bottle. Pale yellow colour with a small white head. Barnyard aroma. Weak taste of malt and hops. Boring.

660ml bottle. Very pale, golden body with a diminishing white head. Almost no aroma, some grain maybe. Not much flavor either, some grain and straw, and then as a big surprise some well-pronounced bitterness in the aftertaste. But this bitterness seems almost to be a bit artificial and inconstant. A pretty weird beer that’s not exactly undrinkable but not very pleasant either. One of the most ugly beer labels I have ever seen looks like cough medicine.