Red Stripe

No Head, very clear golden color. Taste of sweeten maize. Goes down easy like water, and isn’t a whole lot better.

Clear golden color with no head at all. Slightly sweet caramel flavor. OK for a light beer.

Golden colored lager. Very crisp but nothing special. Smooth but a slightly bitter aftertaste.

Medium-bodied with sweet caramel malt that goes down smooth in the midpalate. A fair amount of concentration for what it is.

A lager with a fairly distinct taste. Pours thin, no head. Nothing over powering here, goes down smooth.

I admit to liking the bottle shape; it is a great marketing move, after all, and feels good in the hand. Bottle. Corn syrup nose with a bit of pale malt. Extremely pale golden pour with a thick creamy beige head. Taste is corny and overly sweet, with a musty, near-cardboardy finish and still-cloying aftertaste. Watery body has just the faintest hint of malt. For children.

Just doesn’t do it for me. Was really corny and had an almost sulfurs taste in my opinion. Definitely not what I was expecting from this import.

A fantastically refreshing lager, with no real strong aroma, won’t knock your rate beer taste bud’s socks off, but is a great session beer. No off flavors, no skunkiness, no cardboard or corn flavors.