Cobra

Brewed by Coors UK (MolsonCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Burton-upon-Trent, England

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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UPDATED: JAN 3, 2004 clear pale yellow colour, almost no foam, some hops mixed with notes of wet carton in the nose, sweet and flavorless with a watery finish - a nice example of beer castration

Still metallic golden beer under a medium, dense snowwhite head. Vague maltaroma, straw, bit grassy, greenmalt. Dull-malty, finishing sweet, milkripe grainflavour. Flat, dead, sweetness ending up as liquorice-infusion. Utterly dull, but in all honesty, I was expecting much worse even.

Easy to drink lager but there is nothing that stands out about this Asianesque brew.

Poured cloudy golden with a foamy white head. Aroma had corn and not much else. Rather simplistic taste but not unpleasant.

On tap at Eurasia restaurant, Bridgnorth. Predictable yellow fizz with a small head. Served extremely cold so hard to pick up much taste/aroma but this refreshed me well enough without really tasting or smelling of anything. Not as good as Kingfisher, which itself isn’t great.

Bottle. Clear golden pour with a white head. Minimal light malt aroma. Watery and generally very dull.

Pours deep gold, no foam. Smooth, light bitterness and refreshing aftertaste. Great basic Lager.

Fizzy yellow beer with a weak white head. Not much in the way of aroma. Fizzy mouthfeel, the taste is a little more giving than the aroma, with light hop flavours and a slight bitterness. Tried at the new Indian restaurant in Heacham, where this pleasantly matched the food well!

Bottle. Average international lager, nothing remarkable. Some grass aromas, and bitter ending.

Heldergeel uit de fles in een indiaas restaurant in Madrid. Ruikt wat moutig. Weinig smaak en behoorlijk waterig. Weinig nasmaak. Niet voor herhaling vatbaar

A very boring beer. Some bitterness, but otherwise very watery. Light yellow in color with a white head.