Celt Experience Celt Cwrw Quality Lager

Brewed by Celt Experience
Style: Premium Lager
Caerphilly, Wales

Serve in Lager glass

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18th June 2010
Clear amber beer. No real head. Crispish palate. Fresh light malt, minerals. Soft nutty caraway in the malt. A tiny weeny bit of hop. Finishes a little soft and dry. Drinkable.

A slightly better than average lager. Dark yellow appearance. Sweet caramel aroma, but a stale non-alcoholic beer taste. Tried with the parents in the Beer House in London in 2012.

Bottle from Mane Liquor. Dark yellow pour with a small white head. Corn, cardboard and a slight nuttines on the nose. Nutty and bitter taste with corn. Doesn’t do anything for me

At a tasting, thanks Oren, pours yellow with a medium head, aroma of honey, wax and roasted malt, flavor of smoke, wood and bread, light bodied, OK

Bottle sample at a tasting at Dagan’s place. Thanks Oren. Clear golden. Grainy aroma with faint hoppy hints. Sweetish flavor with some bread, grains and a bit of acidity and bitterness in the finish. Light-bodied.

33 cL bottle from Grand Epicerie in Paris. Smells pretty good for lager. Not offensive. Copperish color. More yellow than your average lager. Tastes like soggy white bread with some of those Brachs caramel cubes. It could have been good if it wasn’t so watery. Lager palate. It’s definitely not Corona. And it’s definitely not good. But it was nice to remember the caramel cubes.

Not a huge lager fan given that most Australian ones are very ordinary. This here little drop makes me want to seek out the more flavoursome varieties that The Celt Experience produces, that is if I can source them. A little bit of honey/mead whisked in not too effervescent and would be a right treat on a warm summers day.

Bottled@The 2nd ES/CS Beer Tasting. (thanks DB!). Golden colour, small white foamy head. Aroma is bready, but sweet malts along with mild grains, hay and some slight honeyish notes. Flavour is quite much the same along with a rather grassy finish.

Bottled. A dark golden beer with a lazing beige head. The aroma has notes of malt and caramel. The flavor is sweet with notes of malt and caramel, leading to a dry and bitter finish.

Bottle at Yespr’s - Thanks. Clear golden - white head. Light hoppy, herbal, tea, light bitterness, honey, cardboard, hash, grassy, hay notes. A bit messy.