Crest Super

Brewed by Wells & Youngs
Style: Strong Pale Lager/Imperial Pils
Bedford, England

Serve in Lager glass

Fra dåse, dufter af karamel,humle rav gylden farve med medium hvidt skum,lille humle smag med krafitg alkohol eftersmag, medium eftersmag lang alkohol eftersmag, en sød imperial pilsner.

Can. Pours clear golden with a medium white head. Sweet malty aroma with light hoppy notes and some sweet caramel. The flavour is very sweet and caramelish with some brewmashy notes. Light fruity in the finish.

500ml can, 10% ABV, by courtesy of faroeviking. Film-type head atop of a clear golden body. Vapour of alcohol mixed with malts. Unbalanced sweet and sour taste with a prominent booze character all the way. Soft carbonated. Drain pour (hotel room, Copenhagen 07.11.2010).

Can. Low and quickly disappearing white fluffy head. Clear golden body. Mild and sweet flowery aroma. Heavily carbonated dry malt flavor with notes ofr cheese and a good deal of hops bitterness.

Can from Rema1000 dkr. 13,- Dark amber golden colour with light beige head. Aroma and taste of sweet malts, hops, grains and alcohol. Very alco-sweet mouthfeel. Almost like strong Carlsberg and Årgangsbryg from Harboe.

Mmm jet fuel. 500mL Can from the LCBO. 10%. Seriously, I think you could power a small engine with this. Aroma is mild hops, grains. Taste is seriously full bodied, a hint of malty sweetness drowned in an alcoholic overload that is far from Super. I imagine this does the trick pretty quickly. Points for colour and raw nerve.

Can: Poured a dark yellow color lager with small bubbly head with minimal retention and no lacing. Aroma consists of adjunct is extremely powerful and mix with some fusel alcohol that is pretty disgusting. Taste is almost unbearable due to the high-level of adjunct sugar and fusel alcohol. I could barely drink more then 10% of this before drain pouring the while thing.

50 cl can, Mulmur, ON, Canada. Deep golden, sweet malty aroma. Very minimal taste though full bodied. Finish is mostly alcohol like a watered down shot added to a beer. Maybe the 8.4% version is superior.