Wednesday, November 16, 2005
Kanterbrau
At home in Marseille.
5/10
4.2%, not so good, strong unpleasant taste.
The Pastis tasted better, and Amanda loved her Cassis.
"33" export
At home in Marseille, France.
7/10
Easy to drink, reasonably nice, 4.5%, not as good as the export back home though!
Bought a 10 pack of small 250ml bottles for €2.70 or NZ$4.60.
Leffe
At a restaurant in Marseille with Rachel.
10/10
Beautiful dark beer with a different real strong flavour.
Abbaye Mont St. Jean
Drunk at Rachel's apartment in Marseille with her and Olivier.
8/10
Very nice & refreshing.
Biere Blonde De Tradition
In bed with a blonde in Paris, France.
7/10
Very nice full flavour, a little bitter.
Taurus
On a ferry on our way back to Helsinki.
7/10
8% stronge bitter taste, but masks the high percent well with no alcohol taste.
Pilsner Gold
Back at the Beer House in Tallinn.
Pilsner Gold is a light non-filtered & non-pasteurized beer.
10/10
Sooo good. Full of flavours with a sweet after-taste.
A. Le Coq
At our Bed & Breakfast in Tallinn.
9/10
Very nice standard flavour, good taste & in such a styly bottle.
Presidendi
Again we are still at the "supermarket-restaurant".
4/10
Probably the worst tasting pilsner I've had.
Rock
At our favourite "supermarket-restaurant" again in central Tallinn.
5/10
5.3% and tasted like it too.
Marzen spezial & Dunkles extra
Drunk at Tallinn Old Town's Beer House where the beer is live and brewed onsite.
The Marzen is a light non-filtered & non-pasteurized beer.
10/10
Reddish in colour with at first a strong taste which then mellows out to a very enjoyable full aftertaste.
Dunkles is a lager, dark non-filtered non-pasteurized beer.
10/10
Very nice dark beer, & not too strong.
Saku Ice
At the mall in Tallinn, Estonia. Drunk with a dinner of grilled salmon and salad (all from the supermarket below).
8/10
Very nice, easy to drink, refreshing & light.
Staropramen
At our hostel in Helsinki.
6/10
4.4% very strong dark beer with a kick. Didn't taste that great.