Cobra

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

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

bottle: Hard to get a real taste for this after Green King IPA but here it goes . . . file this under the British making Indian pale lagers. LIke Kalyani & Taj Mahal, I always detect a litte sweetness at the bottom which makes it slightly stand out from other lagers. You can do way worse with pale lagers, this isn’t that bad at all.

Bottled. Pale yellow color with a nice start foam but fade away quickly. Aroma is yeast, malt and corn. Flavor is pretty much the same. Mouthfeel is refreshing and quite dry at end!

basic pale lager, nothing interesting here. no special taste, classic... in bottled

Not much, much worse than average, and more expensive, so it’s unuseful...

Little falling head. Greyish yellow. Light scent of rice? Light body nd short. A little sweetnes but nothing else

Bottle....It pours clear golden with a small white head... The aroma is grain and stray.... The flavor is sweet and malty... light bitter finish....

Cold 330 ml bottle with an Indian meal at Dabbawal in Newcastle. Bland beer brewed to go with spicy food, and worked well in that context, but hard to see it delivering in any other setting.

0,33 l. bottle from Netto-supermarket. Brewed in the UK. Clear, pale yellow colour with a short lived white cap. The aroma in this one here is corn with wet paper, some grains, a bit of hay. Taste of sweet grains, corn, some pale malts. Quite watery and thin. However, worked okay with my curry soup.

At a nice Indian restaurant in London. A drinkable lager. Pale clear golden with a offwhite head. Some nice sweetness with caramell and bread notes.