Tusker Lager

Pale golden colour with a thin white head. Sweet corny aroma. Malty light fruity flavor.

Credit is due here, as a beer iv put off and off for a long time, for fear of another rubbish rubbish pale lager, its not as bad as i thought it would be. Aroma is sweetish and corny, but some herbal hops in there. Taste also gives you a little herbal hops over the corness, maybe some apple sweetness in there too, but nothing to bad. Ehh nice label altogether.

NOt bad, it has a sweet smell, some say that apple, I found it good. The taste is a little sweet, as well, not tiring as other lagers. In general words, it is good.

From the bottle: Pours light gold with a think creamy head. Aroma was very faint grassy. Flavour is thin and light classic lager. Refreshing yet uninspiring.

Pours light yellow with a thin white head. Aroma is grassy, herbal hops. Taste is light cracker maltiness and grassy, slightly metallic hops. Mouthfeel is thin bodied with lively carbonation. Free from defects or glaring adjuncts, this pale lager is alright by me. Could be quite refreshing in hot weather.

Pale straw yellow, quite decent white head. Malty, slight citric nose with some grassyness. Thin mouthfeel, extremely light bodied. Refreshing though. Malty flavour as well, some notes of earth. Some cooked vegetables in finish.

Bottled. Sampled at Delirium café, Gothenburg, Sweden. Pale golden. Papery, cardboard-nose. Dry and thin. Not very interesting at all.

As my Kenyan colleagues would say: "my country, my beer!" If this was the beer that one associates with Kenyan identity, I would be ashamed to admit I"m from Kenya. Let’s just hope the country is better than the beer, which is without any character.