 farmboy (218), Barwon Heads, Australia
Oct 29, 2003 I drank a pint of this muck in London last year and couldn't believe it was being passed off as beer. Marginally better than Carlton Cold, but that's not saying much. This is a not a beer, it's soda water.
bu11zeye (5430), Frisco, Texas, USA
Oct 7, 2003 Updated: Apr 29, 2004(Draught) Not one of your more exciting pilsners.... Watery and bland...
garrison (455), Cin. city, Ohio, USA
Aug 22, 2003 "Hey, Mabel... Black Label!" - Another old timer's brew, Black Label was the fave of of my 93-year old neighbor. Honestly speaking, it's just generic cheap lager that'll leave you with flatulence and a headache the next day.
Hildigöltur (5109), København, Denmark
Aug 14, 2003 Draught in London. Vegetable aroma. Malty flavour. Thin, weak. I will not buy this stuf again.
presario (2955), Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Aug 13, 2003 Updated: Jul 26, 2005Canadian version. Generic macro lager. Nice light gold colour and light white head and lacing. Forgettable but not offensive unless you let it warm. Then the cheap, tinny, bitter-beer taste ruins an otherwise bland moment.
TipsyMcStager (900), Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Aug 13, 2003 This is the Canadian version brewed by Molson. Not that I'm bragging. Corn with generous helpings of skunk for the aroma. Pours piss yellow, completely flat, non-existent head. Standard macro taste-bud destroying swill.
desurfer (1067), Pinellas Park, Florida, USA
Aug 11, 2003 Run of the mill cheap beer, nothing to see here. Had this at my grandfathers house, then counterattacked by giving him a Hop Devil. He was blown away; score one for quality beer!
Ungstrup (14760), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Aug 9, 2003 The aroma is sweet and malty. The color is yellow and it has no head. The flavor is sweet and simple. It is not a bad beer - it is just too simple too be anything for beer enthusiasts.
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