Tusker Lager

12 oz. Bottle. Aroma was skunky. Clear gold body color with white head. Flavor was like most swill with a decent balance of malt and barley, bitter hops. Discouraging part was the metalic finish to the beer. Another country added to the stats thanks to my wife the beer spotter.

Very refreshing on a hot day. It is slightly more watery than many lagers i’ve tried. This probably explains its refreshing taste. Great beer if you want to cool off in the summer. (I wonder how clean the waters of Nairobi are???)

Bottle, 50cl. Pale gold lager, good white head - standard looks. Almost no smell. faint sweetness.Very watery in taste perhpas a slight hint of hops/corn. A little herbal. No good.

Bottled(500ml). -Pale yellow coloured, small airy head, slight malty nose. Very weak malty aroma with corny and herbal notes, watery. Short bitter finish.

Has a corny, yeasty aroma. Pour is gold colored......tons of carbonation and a white head. Nothing special about the taste.....sweet and corny malts with no hop bitterness. All I can say is why import this to the US??? We have plenty of bad lagers here already. The importers are wasting their time and efforts.

The aroma and flavor are both grainy with an aftertaste that is wanting. The color is a light golden with a white head.

Half-liter bottle. Yes, I bought just to cross off another country. Yes, it is urine coloured, a slightly hazy yellow, under a rocky head. Smell is corny, but that’s really the worst of it. Taste is mostly barley pop. Corny again, a bit too sweet. A pinch of bitterness rescues this from failure. Some dregs in the bottle. It’s a novelty beer.

You need to start with good water to make a good brew. After tasting Tusker, I don’t think Kenya has good water.