Red Stripe

Brewed by Desnoes and Geddes (Diageo PLC)
Style: Pale Lager
Kingston, Jamaica

Tasted somewhere along my trip through the States.
Just an avarage lager. Very drinkable.

Bottle. Good lunch beer, not for serious appraisal, I don’t think. Thin without too much flavor. I drink it semi-regularly because it’s relatively cheap here and has quite the aesthetic bottle. Quite carbonated.

Rich corn aroma with almost no hops or malt on the nose. Thin gold pour with white head and lace. Corn and a pretty good bitter with light hints of malt. A bit fizzy and thin. Very drinkable for the style not special not bad

Very light color,little aroma. Tastes somewhat of sweet hay,corn ,and hops.I thought it was very expensive for what it is but still drinkable.

This just tastes like cheap beer. If I paid 13 dollars for this case then I wouldn’t be disappointed but it’s way too pricey for the taste.

Have no idea why anyone would rate this higher than Budweiser, Schlitz, or Schaefer. Tastes worse than Corona and I didn’t think this was possible. Has a nice color and of course a good looking bottle. Other than that, it’s torture to drink this beer. Highly, highly carbonated. Grotesque grainy nose. The only way I would ever voluntarily drink this again is if I someday find myself dying of thirst and I inadvertantly stumble across one of these.

Poured from bottle a clear light golden with thin white head. Aroma has hay and sweet malt notes. Flavor is mostly hay, light bread, and touches of sweet malt which finishes with a mild bitterness. Palate is light malt mouthfeel with medium thin body and good carbonation. Overall, there is enough flavor and malt to make this interesting and drinkable on a hot, humid day.

Not a bad beer, a good student favourite back in the day. Quite pale, and distiguishable taste. A nice treat to bring the memories flooding home.