Tooheys Red Bitter

375ml can. Honey colour with a deep dense white foam blanket. Aroma of soap suds and dish water. Light and sweet flavour with nothing that really comes through. Very basic and boring.

One of the best bitters I tried during my recent Australian trip. Fresh, malty aroma and pours with a medium body. Some metallic aftertaste, but not quite as heavy as in other Australian pale lagers.

Light amber coloured body with a large soapy white head. Aroma of fresh malt, hops and a bit of metal - not too pleasant. Medium-bodied; Full of carbonation - a lot of malt and a mild sweetness comes up front. Aftertaste shows mild tastes throughout - some alcohol, a lot of malt and a little sugars and hops. Overall, a very mild and refreshing beer. I sampled this 375 mL (odd size) can purchased from the Duty Free section of the airport - near the United gates, in Sydney, Australia in Sydney, NSW on 27-July-2008, sampled on 13-September-2008 on the Eastern Shore of Virginia.

this beer has a special place in my heart, the old man’s been drinking it since before i was born, spent years taking it from the fridge for parties, loved it then, love it now <3 red bitter

It looks like beer, right colour, right shaped bottle but it is a crime to call this fluid beer!! Makes a great radiator cleaner, fill your raidator with a few bottles, circulate and then drain it out....it will be like new. Tooheys how can you make this stuff? I am certain that it is the slops from all the other brews that has gone stale, is filtered then bottled.

A beer which I have personally found impossible to enjoy. 2 stubbies and I get a headache, gotta check that ingrediants list! I couldn’t fathom what the hangover from this bad boy would be like. I’d summarise this beer as being the perfect refreshment for my arch nemesis.

The cheapest beer in Australia? It fucking well should be, this stuff is nothing short of awful. Looks like a soft drink in your glass. Thin body, but still nasty in the flavour... lots of vegetables which are not hidden by the non-existent bitterness. Watery finish. Worse than hahn ice by a mile.

A very ordinary, mass produced, Australian lager. It does produce a good and long lasting head but that’s it’s only good point. Slight hoppy aroma. Very thin bodied. Mildly bitter with a slight metallic taste. There’s nothing offensive about the taste but there is no substance.