Falcon BBQ Lager 3.5%

Brewed by Carlsberg Sverige
Style: Pale Lager
Falkenberg, Sweden

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

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Canned. Pale yellow, airy head. Fruity nose full with boiled rice. Sweet and thin with mellow mouthfeel. Fruity with a metallic edge. All rice, low bitterness. Could easily have mistaken for a Chinese beer.

0,5 l. can from ICA. One of two "beer" options around. Light golden colour with a small white head. Weak and grainy aroma with notes of corn, hay and light rice. Skunky and somewhat sweet taste. Very light body, with a thin, watery texture and a lively carbonation. Finishes with a note of still lake water. Bad, really bad.

Can 0,5l. Tastes like cardboard, smells like cardboard and there’s not that much alcohol, so why bother.

22.08.2010, 0,5l Can. Pale yellow colour with white head. No aroma. No taste. No bitterness. Poor beer with almost nothing about it. When its icecold it is just as refreshing as a glas of water.

500 ml can. Sparkling rich golden colour. Small off-white head. Rounded malty aroma with some diacetyl. Floral hops. Crisp hoppy carbonation bite cuts through the oilyness. A little lacking in the last half, but overall a decent low alcohol lager. More flavour than the average.

Smallish white head. Yellow body with light carbonation. Papery mealy apple aroma with buttery notes. Dry mealy apple taste with papery corn notes. Mid-to-thin body. Watery mouthfeel. Dry chalky grassy papery aftertaste. Decent, but boring. Ɛ.5l can, Maxi-Mat, Charlottenberg.)

Can from Maxi Mat, Charlottenberg. Good-looking white foamy head with short duration. Shining, yellow/gold colored body. Moderate aroma of doughy malts and cardboardy hops. Fairly dry and grainy malt body, backed by some stale, almost harsh bittering hops. Light, high carbonated body. Fizzy mouthfeel. A faint bitterness in a short, sweetish ending.

(Canned) Straw colour with brief, white head. Grainy, malty nose with grain, flour, hay and hints of boiled vegetables. Grainy, slightly malty taste with sweet malt as the main feature. Hints of grain, flour and hay as well. No evidence of hops. Thin body, sweet and fairly chemical. Unnecessary beer.

Can 0,5l. Pale golden colored. Looks like dirty water. No head. Faint metallic aroma. Some sweet malty flavor. Too carbonated. Water is a better drinking option.

UPDATED: JUN 19, 2008 Can. Yellow color with awhite head. Watery, sweet and thin taste with only a light bitterness. Notes of grain, grass and cardboard.

Courtesy of Papsoe. Golden with a nice head. The aroma is weak with light notes of malt and hops. The flavour has a light sweetness, notes of malt and very little hops and a very weak bitterness. It’s a bit too sweet, too thin - but it’s wet & cold.