Fosters (UK)

Brewed by Royal (Heineken UK)
Style: Pale Lager
Manchester, England

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

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on draft in the uk. didnt taste like much and had a horrible finish and an awful aroma

This is a poor quality beer; watery, skunky and tasteless... avoid at all costs.

On keg at The Golf Tavern. A golden lager with a thin white head. Aroma and flavours of caramel, yeast and a little barley. Moderate carbonation with lingering caramel and not a lot else. I still prefer this to the Australian version from memory.

Low quality lager. Has all the standard pale lager traits: fizzy, flavourless and weak.

Drank a lot of this when I lived in England before I knew better. Pours a boring yellow with a short lived white head. Aroma is brewing cereal and malt. Taste is also brewing cereal and malt with a bland aftertaste.

barnyard, floral, nuts, caramel, rotten eggs, pale, clear, frothy, medium sweetness, lightly bitter, medium sourness, medium body, thin feel,

568 ml can. Brewed in Lahti, Finland. Pours with medium white head that disappears quickly. Neutral aroma has malt, hops and yest. Slightly sweet taste has corn, malt and syrup. Watery mouthfeel and light carbonation. Not the worst from the big lagers. Easy to drink and no bad sideflavours but bit boring of course.

On tap all over London. Rubbish, sweetish mass market lager. Anything would be better. Grim.

not much to say about this beer. Only drink it if you have no chose, its watery and a waist of money. I advise you spend an extra 10 pence and drink something half descent.

Can. Light yellow color with almost no head. Aroma quite watery with hints of corn, grass and hay. Taste, watery with hints of malt and hops. Very light bitterness in finish. What to say more? Nothing.

Luckily I didn’t have to change any of the scores. Boring, horrible, terrible, awful and faeces. These words best describe this pint.