Carling Black Label

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.

(Can 50 cl) Pale golden with a nice creamy head. Corn-like "chicken fodder" notes with only a weak bitterness. Very unspectacular. 250802

From tap at Den Engelske in Fredericia as Carling Extra Cold - served at 2°C. Pours pale yellow and clear with dense chalk white head. Mild bitter pilsner aroma. Flavour is medium dry and slight cornish with a light bitterness following. Ends medium bitter and dry. Not much different from any european lager. Boring yet clean and crisp.

Straw colour. Cidery aroma and a lot of high alcohols. Palate is fractionally cleaner, but still with off-flavours. Finishes watery. Canadian version rated.

Keg
Blond color. Light malt aroma. Very simple flavor. Quite useless, a bit dry and astringent at the end.

Draught. Golden color, small white head. Papery malty aroma. Normal malty bulk lager (with nonexistent hops) flavor plus harsh herbal twist. Harsh aftertaste. Bad and industrial.

Sweet fruity aroma with mild caramel notes. Sweet flavor with fruity and hoppy notes that finishes it bitter.

It’s a golden beer with a nice head. the aroma and flavour is very weak, and if there are any bitterness at all, then it’s very, very weak. It’s not an offending beer that tastes bad, it’s just extremely anonymous and boring...