Red Stripe

red stripe a great lager for a hot summer day drinking one now and theres two inches of snow makes you feel like your right neer the beach mon!!!! best in the summer......still good in the winter

Like JasonGoz stated, if you lived in 90 degree weather you might appreciate how refreshing this lager could be. Add Red Stripe to your summer portfolio of beers. I doubt anyone would refuse a frosty Red Stripe marinating at the bottom of the cooler on a summer day. Despite the appeal of it’s refreshing delivery, there’s a funky finish with this beer I can’t quite put my finger on...

really gross, piss tasting beer. however, if i were to live in humid 90 degree weather everyday of my life, i cold see how this is refreshing to the locals.

12 oz. Bottle in Lager Glass. Pale yellow color produces a fastly dissipating head. Aroma is non-existent. Flavor is very light and crisp and leaves a clean finish. Very mild aftertaste is pleasant. Great for a warm day

At the C-1000 Maxis-muiden (nl) Golden colour, thin head, some sweet, some grain like bisquits and metallic, natural one with no hopextract and not a sirup one,..very rare fore thise region.

bottle. smells weak and bubbly. yellow beer with little to no head(white). tons of carbonation. very smooth pale lager. might be my favorite in that class. it has a slight skunky after thought but not bad. can drink a lot of these for the price. would rather drink this over Bud any day!

It wasn’t bad. I’ve been striking out with beers lately but this wasn’t a letdown. Pours a light pale colour with a white head. Tasted just like what was expected from a pale lager. I drank this out of a shaker.

Red Stripe is a good alternative to the bud/coors/miller alternatives. While there is a lack in taste when compared to good lagers, Red Stripe compares well to other cheap light beers.