Red Stripe

(bottle) Pours a clear yellow color. Medium white head. Grassy aroma with light lemon. Very light malt flavor. Very light bitterness on finish. Fair lacing. Thin, watery texture. Soft carbonation.

Bottle 33 cl. Apperance; Light golden, clear with minimal head. Aroma; Sweet malt and some fruits. Flavor; Very little, malt, light light bitter.

bottle. Pours a clear, very pale yellow with almost no white head. Not much to the taste, a little malty, mostly water. It’s popularity is understandable, as it is an easy to drink, light, "exotic," summertime beer with a great advertising campaign.

16 ounce can (not even the classic bottle). Pale yellow, big head with a straight down pour. Not really bad tasting, but weak. Corn, maybe, but little malt or hops. Okay with food. Forgettable.

Pours straw yellow with a white head.. Smell is grass and some sweetness.. Taste is the same.. Better than Bud Light.

Theres a bit of rockn roll attitude to this one... must remind me of white stripes..or something. Little fat bottle - 33 cl. Pours a very pale yellow but with a nice foamy white head. The aroma is light with yeastnotes and hints of citrus and metal. The taste is extremely light..(Hey ho) with nothing particular to mention. Maybe the sun have to heat it up before releasing its goodies...if it has some. The finish is light bitter with a little fatty palate... The only thing to justify why to rate this one is to improve the geo stats...maan.

(on bottle) this must have beenthe first foreign beer I ever had, a bar coulden´t sell them, so we boys bought at half price. Very leight and nonaromatic beer. Dosen´t have any metallic finish odours and therefor a quite drinkable beer......if you´re in Jamaica.

Bottle 0,33l. Watery pale golden colored. An ok creamy head. Modest aroma of hay & corn. Flavor is sweet malt with hints of cardboard. Anonymous.