Carlsberg Elephant

Brewed by Carlsberg Brewery
Style: Strong Pale Lager/Imperial Pils
Copenhagen, Denmark

Serve in Lager glass

12 oz bottle; This is definitely not on the same level as Mickey’s or Olde English. It’s funny because I didn’t even realize it was a malt liquor. This beer is way too sweet to be a good malt liquor in my opinion. Thank god it’s 7.2% alc.

Golden, sweet, malty, bready, little funky, hoppy, earthy, grassy, slight citrus.

bottle, 33cl. sweet fruity aroma. actually okay. pors clear dark gold with a small white head. flavor is sweetish, burn from alc. eggyolk. you will get used to it, but the initial impression is bad i think.

(Bottle). Vague lemon bread aroma. Golden with a white head. Flavor not as bad as expected, though certainly not great....some maltiness and crisp carbonation. Best to drink it cold, if you must drink it at all, to mask some of the funkier elements.

Wasn’t much to this beer. Very sour kind of start with no finish at all. Didn’t taste particular strong either.

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Pours a gold color with a small white head. This beer does not have a good aroma and doesn’t taste much better. Smells skunky. Palate is watery on the front end and sour/bitter on the back end.

This pours an amberish honey gold color, bright and shiny, with a big, elephant-sized fluffy head. The aroma is an immediately grassy, skunky, euro-lager hop smell. Very earthy, herbal (asparagus, hay), a bit of honey and a little sugary sweet. This smells like a German lager, but has a slightly distinct aroma that is stronger, maltier, and more earthy. The taste is very dry, yet still highly palatable, with grassy Saaz hops, well-rounded and highly carbonated. There is not much else to say about this. It is not highly complex, although much better than many premium European lagers and a bit more fruity, a bit alcoholic, and with a decent drying herbal finish.