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Looking at the Quality metric among lager brands on YouGov BrandIndex, Peroni and Stella occupy the top two spots (Peroni has a score of +25, Stella has +19). For example, Peroni’s score in 2014 was +22, while Stella’s was higher that it is now (+21). Is Peroni a nice beer?

T. Toasty, them somewhat bitter/sour, and slowly through a long dry finish. The bitter/sour middle was something of a surprise but after a few swigs I'm getting a bit more used to it. In the past, many Italian beer brands had names recalling countries with a more consolidated tradition, in particular Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. Think of Spluga beer (later renamed Splügen) in Chiavenna, the Wührer of Brescia, the Dreher of Trieste. Peroni Nastro Azzurro is a premium pilsner beer from the brewery, Peroni di Roma, in Rome, Italy. Brewed to the original recipe since 1963, it embodies the traditions of Italian craftsmanship, passion and flair with which it was formed. Is Peroni a lager or an ale?

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Italy is slap bang in the middle of the wine belt of Europe, and when you consider how beautiful their tipples are it’s easy to forget there’s one other notable export too—beer. Italian beer enjoys a strong following both in the country itself and beyond, and with the industry growing at a fantastic rate it’s a great time to get in on the action. It is a lager beer in Vienna style, with an amber and cruby colour (almost dark honey), which shows a head of foam not too persistent and small grain. Peroni (Rossa/Red Label) Peroni is the Peroni company’s original brand and is said to be “the most widely consumed beer throughout the Italian Peninsula.” Red label Peroni is darker in colour and more full-bodied than Peroni Nastro Azzuro. Brewed with malted barley, corn, hop pellets and hop extract. Is Peroni brewed in Australia?

The brewing sector has a total of almost 120,000 employees, considering direct and indirect. The 5 best known Italian beer brands in the world Il gusto non è all'altezza dell'aroma, anche se predomina il caramello, con delle lievi note di ciliegia; emerge poi l'alcool e l'amaro, con un retrogusto leggermente metallico. If you want to know more about the world of Peroni beer, read this article about the most Popular Italian beers in the world: Peroni and Nastro Azzurro

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Beer brewing has been around for a long time in Italy, with pale lagers generally being the style of choice. This can be seen when you consider two of Italy’s best-known brands (Peroni and Moretti) both fit into that category, with the reason for the style’s popularity largely being because a cool lager is traditionally thought of as the perfect accompaniment to a pizza. Indeed, Peroni (currently owned by SABMiller) is one of the oldest breweries in Italy, and until fairly recently there wasn’t a whole lot of competition in the Italian beer market. Well, all that’s starting to change.