McEwan’s Export

Brewed by Wells & Youngs
Style: Bitter
Bedford, England

Serve in English pint

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Really bad. Taste like something rotten.. Never again .

This wasn't my best experience with a Scottish beer. Acrid in flavor with a horrible aftertaste. I had a hard time believing I was 1) having a truly bad experience with a keg beer and 2) paying $4 a pint for something that tastes like milwaukee's best ice. Oh well, you live you learn eh?

not to bad but not to good i just tryed this last weekend and i dont think ill be buying anymore in the near future just not my glass of beer*l*

I actually prefer this beer when it’s ice cold. I find it nicer from a can than a bottle. It’s sold in some bars here but not that nice on draught. An almost fruity beer.

Without a doubt my favourite commercially produced beer, it’s great. The taste is dominated by roasted malts and caramel followed by a fruity aftertaste. It is very drinkable and can be taken all night. Ideal session beer and nice on it’s own. Try mixing this with a sweetheart stout to give a great version of a sweet black n tan.

No aroma. Color was golden however was not rich in any way. Head was frothy and tasteless. Taste was non-existent except for a bitter taste of disproportionately mixed ingredients.

McEwans is one of my Favourites, but don’t serve it too cold as it can become bitter in flavour.

creamy, malty, fruity, slight vanilla taste; horrible canned version.

Very malty - giving a good taste. Best consumed on draught as can version can be rather tinny.

the best beer i have ever had, simply perfect