Not the best lager in the world, but not a bad price.
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Doods1875
24 May 163#2
Staggering. Posted 27 minutes ago and not one comment comparing it to Pi*s.......
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OldEnglish
24 May 16#1
*Probably....
Doods1875
24 May 163#2
Staggering. Posted 27 minutes ago and not one comment comparing it to Pi*s.......
ashmac
24 May 16#3
hot
G5rry
24 May 161#4
I'm shocked as well, was going to mention it in the description to save time.
Shard
24 May 16#5
They're waiting for the Carling posts
SpamJavelin
24 May 16#6
£10 seems a fair price to pay me to drink this.
Used to be half decent back in the 90's, shame.
Zontes
24 May 162#7
20 Fosters at Sainsbury stores for 11 quid if you fancy a wee bitty more sophistication. Only joking. What possesses eejits to say some drinks are crap. Lager, beer, wine, etc., are all about personal taste. Too many fecking hoorays on this forum who believe that cheap drink is crap. Move on and get a life.
thabiz
24 May 161#8
To be fair a good pint of Carlsberg in a well run pub with clean lines is very easy to drink and somewhat refreshing, doesn't seem to give me nasty hangovers either. But all mass produced lagers are much of a muchness and all owned by either AB Inbev, SABMiller, Heineken, Carlsberg or if your Chinese then CR Snow (which is a joint venture with SABMiller anyway).
Carlsberg Export in a can is pretty nasty though (horrible sweet taste that is found in many higher strength lagers), especially when warm.
But I only drink 5 times a years anyway, so I am probably harder to please than most due to my taste buds not being regularly subjected to beer.
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Used to be half decent back in the 90's, shame.
Carlsberg Export in a can is pretty nasty though (horrible sweet taste that is found in many higher strength lagers), especially when warm.
But I only drink 5 times a years anyway, so I am probably harder to please than most due to my taste buds not being regularly subjected to beer.
This is a HOT deal.