Bangla

Brewed by Hepworth
Style: Pale Lager
Horsham, England

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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330ml bottle. The brewer is named as the Far East Beer Company, which is the Refresh UK group who are using the Burtonwood and Wychwood breweries at the moment. This is a lager brewed in the British style so that it almost comes across as a poor quality session bitter. Firmish body with some lingering plastic bitterness. Not great, but drinkable if you don't think about it too much.

Big bottle @ Punjab Tandoori,Oslo Enjoyed with tasteful and nice homemade lamb karahi. Malty aroma. Medium sweet.Little bitterness.

I must wear my glasses while out shopping, I must wear my glasses while out shopping. Write that 100 times you naughty boy! The temples of Dinajpur, the tea gardens of Sylhet and the rain forests of Sundarban are all in Bangladesh, but this beer hasn’t been anywhere near them. I am trying to drink round the world, this beer hasn’t helped. The truth is I quiet liked the beer (for a UK brewed lager). Brown 660ml bottle, best before 31 Mar 09, drank Feb 09. The normal pale golden yellow that all lager/pilsners/helles usually appear like. the same small white disappearing head and the same non-aroma most have too. Thin looking, as again some lagers tend to do. This beer however was a sweet version, not sickly, but even in the non-aroma there was a hint of something sweeter than normal. It had flavour too, nothing huge, just a presence and a bodyfeel over and above your regular Curry cooling lager, maybe the 5.2% alcohol helped? Even though I was disappointed to discover it came from Hepworth’s I enjoyed the beer.

Pours a clear and golden beer with a weak white head. The aroma is malt, sulphur, fruit, yeast, phenolic and banana. The flavor follows the nose. The palate is sweetness. Overall a boring beer.

Clear golden colour, big white head. Clean malty aroma. Medium sweet, low bitterness, some alcohol. Low carbonation. This is strictly for Indian food.

Pours golden with a small white head. Aroma is phenolic, banana and yeast. Flavour is malt, sweet fruity notes, yeast and alcohol

Bottle. Very sweet and mild beer with a misplaced harsh and unclean finish. Quite meaningless really.

Bottle from Beers of Europe cons 2012-04-17 according to their website it should be from Banglasdesh - but it’s brewed in UK AR: corn, hops, sugar AP: copper, wee frothy deminishing head F: white baking syrup, corn, fizzy, medium low carbonation,

Clear golden color with fine head. Low aroma of corn. Sweet bitter easy drinable pilsner.

pours hazy yellow with a creamy white head. aroma is sweet, with light malt and hops. taste is bland, watery, some sweetness, malt, some wine characteristics. can’t really recommend this stuff, its very dull.

(Retrospective) 500ml bottle. Given as a present. Drank with an esophagus of steel. Utter pish.