Yoko, a European beer loverMoretti and PeroniI've heard both names before.What's the difference??
I want to know which one suits my taste!
Have you ever felt that way?
In this article,From the perspective of someone who lives in Europe and drinks local beer every dayfrom,The difference between Moretti and PeroniWe will explain it in an easy-to-understand manner!
Author: MyakoTaste, aroma, food compatibility, brand backgroundUntil then, let's compare Moretti and Peroni in detail.
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First, check out the comparison table to see the differences!
Moretti and PeroniBoth are Italian lagers.However,There are big differences in style and character..
| Comparison points | Moretti | Peroni (Nastro Azzurro) |
|---|---|---|
| bottle |  |  |
| country of origin | Italy | Italy |
| Taste | Rich and full-bodied with a strong malty flavor | Sharp and light taste |
| scent | The fragrant aroma of bread and malt | Refreshing and floral hop aroma |
| Alcohol content | Approximately 4.6% | Approx. 5.11 TP3T |
| Beer Style | Traditional Lager | Premium Pilsner |
| Recommended dishes | Meat dishes, stews, pasta | Pizza, seafood, salads, appetizers |
| Drinkability | Rich yet mellow | Light and refreshing |
| Brand impression | Traditional and Classic | sophisticated/urban |
To summarise succinctly:
- Moretti
Rich, smooth, traditional - Peroni (Nastro Azzurro)
Sharp, refreshing and stylish
Yoko, a European beer loverBoth are from Italy, but the taste and atmosphere are completely contrasting!
① Detailed explanation of the taste differences
As mentioned above, bothStandard lager beerHowever,The approach to flavor is quite different..
Moretti
- Respect for traditional recipesClassic taste.
- The sweetness and richness of maltYou can really feel it.
- It's light but not "thin"Balanced bodyis attractive.
Author: MyakoA gentle bitterness that seeps in.and,Smooth tasteIt's a lager that has a certain nostalgia to it.
Peroni (Peroni Nastro Azzurro)
- Refreshingly dry with a sharp bitter taste.Modern Lager.
- With a light carbonation,Refreshing taste.
- As the name "Nastro Azzurro (Blue Ribbon)" suggests,A sophisticated look.
Author: MyakoPerfect for hot days and when you're thirstyRefreshing beeris.
② Check out the differences in aroma and taste!
Moretti
Malty and bready aromasIncluding the scent"Drinking with meals"The uniqueness stands out.
Peroni (Peroni Nastro Azzurro)
Hop-derived flavorA refreshing grassy scent with loralThe mouth is lighter and has a sharper edge.
Yoko, a European beer loverThis tooThe scent direction is almost the opposite.That's right!
③What kind of food does it go well with?
Food that goes well with Moretti
- Tomato based pasta such as Bolognese
- Meatballs and roasted meat dishes
- Lasagna and stews (such as osso buco)
It has a strong flavor.,Perfect with rich Italian home cooking.
Foods that go well with Peroni
- Pizza such as Margherita
- Seafood pasta and carpaccio
- Green salads and appetizers
Light tastethat's why,Goes well with appetizers and seafood.
Author: MyakoIt's not too heavy and brings the whole meal together in a light way.
④ Brand background and design
Moretti
- Founded: 1859 (Udine, Italy)
- The trademark is the retro label depicting an old man toasting.
- A brand that values tradition and artisan culture.
Combined with the classic packaging, it gives the impression of a reassuring, "old-fashioned beer."
Peroni
- Founded: 1846 (Rome)
- Currently, Peroni Nastro Azzurro is its main brand.
- Based on white and blueStylish bottleThe design is impressive.
Its branding is modern and urban, and it can often be seen in restaurants and fashion events around the world.
Yoko, a European beer loverWait, Peroni has a longer history since its founding, but does that mean Nastro Azzurro is a newer beer?
Author: MyakoYes! Peroni itself has a long history, but Nastro Azzurro was introduced in the 1960s.A relatively new premium line brandThat's it.
In other words, among Peroni, Nastro Azzurro isPositioned as a modern, sophisticated new beerThat's right.
⑤ What is the price and availability?
Both in Japan and EuropeYou can easily purchase it at supermarkets and online shops..
In Japan, perAround 300 to 400 yenis the going rate.
Author: MyakoIn Europe, they can often be bought for around 1 euro, and both are popular as affordable classic Italian beers.
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⑥ So, which one is best for which type of person? [By preference/type]
| Your Type | Recommended Beer | reason |
|---|---|---|
| I like the old-fashioned taste | Moretti | A classic taste with richness and maltiness. |
| I like light beers | Peroni | Crisp, easy to drink and refreshing |
| I want to drink it with food. | Moretti | Satisfying as a drink with meals |
| I want to drink this on a hot day | Peroni | Dry and refreshing |
Summary: Both Moretti and Peroni are great beers full of Italian charm!
Moretti and Peroni have different appearances and characters.
Both are attractive beers that give you a taste of Italy.
- If you want to enjoy a strong flavorMoretti
- If you want a light drinkPeroni (Nastro Azzurro)
Please try both and compare them according to your mood and the food you are eating.
\ Try it out casually with our tasting set /
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