Celtia (#45) and Birra Moretti (#46)

I am so happy to be back from my holidays. I missed making the beer reviews for you guys. As I was tweeting this week and last week, the third season will start soon... really soon. TODAY! Some exctiing beers, some exciting events ahead of us. The first video in this season is quite long so I won't write more. You'll know everything I have to say from the video below.

Celtia

1. [PRE-REVIEW]

• brewery: Brasserie de Tunis, Tunisia
  
• type of beer: pale lager
  
• bought in: Monastir airport
  
• container grade (can): small and thin 
  

2. [REVIEW]

• the looks: head (small not really present), body (light yellow but not pale)
  
• the taste: refreshing with strong bitter note
  
• the smell: light hoppiness
  

3. [RECOMMENDATION]





Birra Moretti

1. [PRE-REVIEW]

• brewery: Birra Moretti Brewing Company, Italy
  
• type of beer: pale lager
  
• bought in: supermarket in Warsaw
  
• container grade (bottle): classic small but a fatty bottle
  

2. [REVIEW]

• the looks: head (small not really present), body (light yellow but not pale)
  
• the taste: more bitter than the smell would indicate
  
• the smell: even lighter hoppiness
  

3. [RECOMMENDATION]

Girl Likes Beer got the vanity URL

As you might have noticed a couple of hours ago I got my vanity URL on Facebook. It wouldn't be possible without your help. I would like to thank you once more for the rapid reaction and all the support that I got. Keep spreading the good word about Girl Likes Beer so our community can grow and grow and grow.

As I have mentioned to some of you the new season will start real soon so stay tuned....
- on Twitter
- on Facebook
- on YouTube
- on the web:)

Cheers,
Girl Likes Beer

PS. In the meantime I invite you to discuss your expectation regarding the Session 32.

Announcing The Session #32: Eastern Beers

Recently (a few days ago) I returned from my holidays. I did travel a little, I stayed at home, read books, travel some more, did a little soul searching. And of course had some beers.

Ever since I decided to host a beer session I was trying to pick an interesting theme that would work well since most of the participating bloggers are from the US and I am from Central Europe.

And finally I found one. Eastern Beers. You are probably wondering what I mean by that. So let me explain. My goal is to try at least one beer of each country that has its own brewery. So far I did try a lot of beers that are made in countries that are west from mine (which is Poland if anyone was wondering). I would like to explore the ones on the east.

So to sum up I would like you to pick your favorite beer made east form your hometown but east enough that it is already in a different country. It can be from the closest country or from the furthest. Explain why do you like this beer. What is the coolest stereotype associated with the country the beer comes from (of course according to you)? And one more thing. If you do a video or picture of the beer (not obligatory of course) try to include the flag of the country.

So set your compass to east and enjoy that Eastern Beer.

Once you finish your post link it up in the comments below. I will summarize your eastern findings in a post on October 2nd.