Marks & Spencer Belgian Lager

Marks & Spencer
Brewed at Haacht
Style: Pale Lager
London, England

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

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Can from M&S, Gatwick. Oragnes, sweet grain, flowers. Perfumed finish. Not very pleasant.

Can. Straw yellow, minimal scummy head. Damp malty aroma. Thin palate, taste has a notable cardboardy "hoppiness". Metallic finish. It was cheap but still turned out to be worse than expected.

Can. Bronze and left lots of lacing. Gentle sweetness and a reasonable body. Above average for this type of beer but thats not saying a lot.

Pale gold, white head. Nose is cardboard with grains and rubber. Taste is more grain and papery notes. Finishes with weak grassy hops. Very thin body.

Can from M & S. Pale yellow coloured, large white head. Nose is slightly grainy, bit of hoppiness. Flavour is light grainy, bit grassy, maybe a bit of cardboard. Very dry finish.

can from England. classical average pale lager, hoppy, dry taste, golden color.

Can drunk at home. It’s a typical clear gold pilsner colour with lasting white head. Just a little staleish paper in the flavour, but otherwise it’s drinkable enough stuff without being too interesting. Some floating lemon flavour somewhere. A light pale lager.

33 cl bottle, Sheffield, UK. Light gold, very faint aroma of soap and pepper. Highly carbonated, a slight sweetness with some hint of malt on the finish.

Canned 500ml. -Pale golden coloured, medium sized airy white head, salty nose. Small bubbles of carbonation. Weak malty, bready and salty with notes of vegetables. Short and watery finish. Not good.

Poor lager colour, weak on the nose, a taste of grains and malt. Not much Belgium in here, and more of a crappy macrobrew. Meh.