Cara Pils

Brewed by Brasserie Champigneulles (TCB Beverages)
Style: Pilsener
Champigneulles, France

Serve in Flute, Footed Pilsner

The beer of the punk and the tramps. For me, it's the best 'cheapest beer' you can find in belgium. Very refreshing during the summer but it looses its sparkling too fast. Actually, Cara pils has to be drunk fast and directly from its can.

UPDATED: JUL 31, 2005 As long if you drink it cold enough is this a very refreshing beer. Cara is certainly worth it’s money (this is a almost free beer). But it lacks flavour, if you would drink some better beers before you taste cara then this one tastes like bad water. I prever the bottle over the can.

Aroma is sour malts on the nose, not bad really. Yellow body, some head as far as I can tell from the can. Flavour is malt, burnt caramel, wood. Okay mouthfeel. Really not that bad for a macro pilsner. Worth getting wasted on.

can33cl, aroma slight cereral , alc. appears clear yellow, white head. flavor made me think watery but a bit belgian spices, malt, slight hops, sugar, sawdust, bitterness. nevertheless it was not particularily good. i rate it above 10 overall simply because it actually tasted of something. lots of worse beers out there.

Can from local super in Brussels. Yellow fizzy body with quickly-receding rocky head. Nose is very skunky. Taste is of corn and mainly water. Some malts in the finish. Very thin with little to no flavour. Gets a bit more metallic as we move along. But altogether okay in my impression.

Can. Thank you, yespr. Pours pale, light golden with a small, creamy, white, film head. Aroma is sweet, malty and lots of sugar. Weak, lightly watery mouthfeel. Flavour is sweet, some corn, maltiness and light citric hops. Weak.

33cl. Clear golden body, minimalist white head, medium lacing. Very weak light malty aroma, metallic flavour, too less hops, short finish. Should be drunk cold enough.