Steinlager Classic

330 ml bottle. A Crisp and smooth drink. A decent amont of hops with a light fresh grassy taste. Not bad, nothing too special though.

330 ml Bottle. Golden pour with white head. Quite fizzy. Sweet Aroma. Watery. Considered to be a premium lager.

330ml bottle. Pours golden in color with foamy white head. Lots of carbonation. Aroma sweet grain and lite hops. Taste is watery and malty with dry finsih.

Bottle with a code of A190406, 07:18 09 51. Smells skunky and grassy all the way. Pours a golden yellow with a white fluffy head and lively carbonation. Nothing special in the mouth and it leaves a dryer aftertaste. Not much better than Bud, Miller or Coors actually. Oh well, my local convenience store was selling six-packs of it for $3.99! Can’t beat the price. Something to give to my non-choosy visitors.

12 oz bottle. Clear gold with a bubbly, slightly off white head. Lots of carbonation - bubbles racing to the head. Sweet grain and mildly grassy hop nose. Sweet, crisp grain flavors, mild malt, a bit of grass. Finish leaves something to be desired - not unpleasant, just devoid of flavor. Still, not bad, better than expected.

Pours a pale yellow with a thin fizzy white head. Aroma of skunk, and grass. A weak hoppy flavour with a sour finish. Watery and uninteresting.

Bottle. Much like other pale lagers, but has a practically nonexistent finish. Better than US macro counterparts. Nice and cheap in New Zealand, but don’t bother paying too much for it elsewhere.

330 ml bottle. Shaker glass. Golden with a small head. Aroma - hoppy with some grain. Not much here. Slightly bitter and watery. Maybe a little skunky. Oh well, check New Zealand off the list.