Skol (Europe/Asia/Middle East/Caribbean)

Brewed by Carlsberg Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Copenhagen, Denmark

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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(bottle - 275 ml - as Skol from St. Kitts) Clear gold pour with a thin white head. Slightly sweet aroma with a light bitterness at the end. Flavor is pretty similar, much like all the mass produced lagers. Slightly sweet and slightly grassy at the finish.

Can, ABV 4,6%. Pours clear straw colored with a tiny head. Aroma of sweet corn. Taste is sweet carbonized water. No good.

330 ml can as Skol International brewed by Damm, Barcelona, Spain. 4.6% BB 02/14. (Carrefour) Oviedo, Spain.
Clear watery yellowish colour with an ugly frothy head. Mild apple juice in the aroma. Stale malty flavour. Very unpleasant. Yukh!

Very grainy harsh flavor. Pale straw with a fizzy white head. Grainy flavors with slight skunking. Light bodied with a bland finish.

Metallic taste, very watery, sour palate with sour-bitter finish. White head. Light colour. One of the worst beers I ever drank.

Bottle purchased in St. Kitts best by 18/01/13. Label reads: Brewed & bottled by Carib Brewery st. Kitts & Nevis. Brewed in St. Kitts west Indies . Clear yellow body under a small, fleeting white head. Strange perfumy hop aroma; like bath soap. Grass. Not much flavor. Just a touch of hops and some dryness in the fading notes of the finish to tell you that it was, a beer. Cold, wet, and lightly alcoholic.

Canned 0,50L (Romania). Pale and limpid yellow color, clear and without bubbly presence, gaunt and evanescent head. Metallic and simple aroma, little notes of cereals and dampen corn. Much watery taste, unbalanced presence of dried grass, poor alcoholic perception and metallic little bitter final. Thanks to Fabrizio for this gift.

Several formats over the years, but always the same crap. Skunk aromas, lack of body and palate. Beer tasting beverage.

No tiene nada de cuerpo y el sabor tampoco ayuda. Es agua que tiene aspecto de cerveza.

50cl can (4% ABV.) at a bar in Sliema, Malta. Pours pale yellow with a bubbely white head. Sweet and lightly malty with hints of vegetables and corn. Pretty standard pale industrial lager. Slightly dry finish with some bitterness. Drinkable in the heat, goes down quite easy. (2012-09-22)