Crest Super

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

Serve in Lager glass

50cl can. Hollyday in France. Clear golden colour with a weak white head. Sweet malty aroma with notes of fruit. Flavour of sweet malt, alcohol and with a quite fruity taste. Ends up harsh bitter and with hints of metal. Quite unpleasant for a half a litre.

In certi pub italiani, spacciano queste birre come dei capolavori, perchè chi non se ne intende guardando la gradazione pensa che sia buona...

10% on this one. More like a malt liquer. Unpleasent. Orange and clear. Has a white head, mostly dimimnishing. Malty aroma, alcohol too. Flavor is heavy sweet, no bitterness. Syrupy texture and lively carbonation.

alcohol, citrus, yellow,clear, white foam, light sweetness, lightly bitter, light body, thin feel, alcoholic finish.

14th June 2007
Warning! Early amateur rating! Low carbonation for a lager. Strong with a distinctly fruity brandy tone. A little hop bitterness. Very very dry finish. Not hideous but not good.

[10% ABV can] Musty, ethanolic aroma of grain--not inviting. Clear, deep gold under thin white. Ethanolic bitter sweet grain yuck. Medium body, moderate carbonation, tangy ethanol finish.

Can, 10% version. Bubbly gold pour with a thick, creamy and pure white head. Grainy, cereal malts in the nose with some alcohol poking through. Flavor is lightly sweet but dominated by booze. Some cereal, soggy hops. Medium to full bodied with average carbonation and considerable warmth. Boozy finish with some sugary malts. I’m not a big fan of this style generally but this brew is drinkable.

blah, taste of pure alcohol, do not drink this beer. tastes of bitter terribleiness

Strong pale lager is right. Good for getting drunk and that is pretty much it.