Tuborg T-Beer

How low can a big commercial brewery get. This must be the leftover from the brewing of better beers.

Someone at Tuborg looked at the market place a determined that they need an even thinner, weaker beer to appeal to the masses. Well, here it is: T-Beer. Absolutely the lightest thinnest color I've ever seen, and a corresponding watery body. Not funny.

AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRGH - this must be a bad joke - old and farty -filled in that can. I head goose bumps on my skin - or whatever - If this is a beer - I will disappear from that side and never drink beer again -

This is the lightest beer I have ever tastet (and I have lived in the U.S. for a year before I knew about good beer!!!). Light yellow coloured body, no head what so ever! In a blind test with water I'm not sure I would be able to tell the difference! Comes in a silver coloured can....

Not at all as bad as expected. Better than the standard danish pilsners...but that doesn't say it's good. It's average. It starts fruity if you don't drink it too cold, there is some sweetness coming from an above average volume. It's light, OK, with almost no hops, but, as a summer drink; OK.

Holy Water Batman! This is the worst trick the Joker ever played on the citizens of Denmark town. No Robin this is the work of a new villian: Carlsman. He sells colored water as if it was beer and his sidekick returpanty steals your money while you stare at the can in digust....

It hasn´t a lot of taste. Actually then I would rather drink af nonalcoholic beer.

Can. Palepale blond color. Light soda aroma. The malt is so unexisting that the hop finds a way to appear. Very light, very poor.