Light yellow color with a white head. Very moderate and mild aroma. Not much flavor either. Very light industrial lager. Just the name that was a bit funny. Especially when I found it at a shabby off licence in Liverpool a dogdy sunday morning. Not excactly very premium this one....

April 2007 from BA> Green 33cl (11.2fl oz) bottle, claims to be an Italian Export Lager and a premium lager at that. Poured into a Veltins stemmed 0.2 litre glass. Pale and no head to talk of, very light golden yellow, with bubbles rising through the body then disappaiting without adding to the non-head already there. Slight floral aroma, but not a lot of anything. Floral taste too, a weird, sweet flavour, not for me. I have tried many lagers in my time, this one was drank in my garden on one of those rare hot sunny days we sometimes have in April. It is a poor example of a Euro fizz beer, no body to the beer, very watery in fact. The worst Italian lager I have ever had.

As Forza Italia at 4.8%. Shared by Beerboxer. Poursgold with a white head. Mild grassy aroma. It’s very lightly bready, has a vinous aspect, and is slightly grassy. Better than expected.

[i] [b] Bottle from the Dodgi’ Deli, at just 39p it had to be done. Had this 17-03-08 [/i][/b] Golden in colour with high carbonation and with white bubbly head. Unusual taste at first with strange garden refuse aroma and seeping into the mouth, I know that sounds bizzare but that was my first thought, that warm wet decaying grassiness. This taste soon disappeared and it mellowed to be a bit cardboardy and bland, honey on nose after a while, its ok.

33cl bottle from Somerfields. Straw coloured with a touch of white head; strong grassy smell; sweet with biscuit flavours; a hint of bitterness on the finish.A fairly bland Italian style lager. By the way, Forza Azzurri isn’t just any Italian football (soccer) team, it’s a nickname for the national team.