McEwan’s Lager

Brewed by Wells & Youngs
Style: Pale Lager
Bedford, England

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

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What can I say - Scottish lager is right down there with Indian and Korean as some the worst in the world. Grab an Ardbeg instead.

Draught somewhere in Rome. Clear golden - white head.  White bread. Fruity. Fresh. Medium malty. Light hoppy. Light metallic. Very simple. 

1. Keg Handpump at the Wheatsheaf, Weaverham 30/08/2001 Golden coloured and clean on the palate. Slight hop finish. 2. Keg Handpump at the Wheatsheaf, Weaverham 07/06/2002 Straw golden coloured and clear. Dry lasting hop finish.

Tin. O.k it doesn't get much worse than this, we have hit rock bottom and nowhere further to go. I gave mine away after a swig at the cricket, why on earth would anyone want to drink it??

Apparently, I did not get the same beer as my canadian friends ...

Draught. A golden coloured lager with a bit of grass to the otherwise icy aroma. The taste is just lager snatch sicklyness. Pretty poor and a struggle to finish a pint of.

Instructions for brewing: Dissolve sugar in water. Add some chemical flavours and voila! McEwans Lager! Its crap.

I really cant say anythign for this beer. donated by my elder brother because he really really didnt want it. Aroma and taste get points for not being a corny as expected but a terrible alround beer.

UPDATED: JAN 7, 2003 Just another lager of ’no taste’ series ... Aromas ok but to dilute . Waterish .

canned. pretty terrible, even for a uk lager. fizzy cardboard, cleaning products, plenty of nastiness