Bangla

Bottle. Clear dark orange, with little head. Little aroma, but not pleasant. Light body with medium carbonation. Vegetably foretaste with little aftertaste. Not good, but drinkable with a curry.

0.66 l bottle at Vihreä Haltiatar, Jyväskylä. Golden-orange color. Toffeish, honeyish and fruity aroma with apricot, sharp alcohol and rotten egg. The flavor is toffeish and papery with apricot, sharp alcohol and low bitterness. Has the foul Hepworth house character.

660ML bottle gold beer good carbonation plenty of head aroma grassy lemon flavour grassy lemon more sour than bitter on the hops and that seems to be the main flavour throughout the beer and to the finish

660 ml bottle, as Bangla Premium Beer, courtesy of Cardinal Pub & Bar, Stavanger. ABV is 5.2%. Very cool design of bottle and label. Brewed and bottled in the UK for LWC Ltd., Manchester, M11 2ER. Pale yellow colour, big white head. Fairly nice flowery aroma. The flavour is rather sweet with noticeable pilsener malts, bordering on "sugary", but not quite there. Some floral notes, hints of alcohol but not disturbingly so. Low bitterness. Not a great beer, but not awful either, should be acceptable to wash down a curry.

From Beers of Europe. (Although apparently not from Bangladesh...) Golden body with sweet nose. Malty and sweet flavour - and a bit grainy. Not much to it.

Bottle at the Jalabad Restaurant, Leominster, Herefordshire, 28-02-09 Pours golden, sweet malty aroma. Taste is really quite sweet and not the least bit refreshing, thats not to say its bad, but its far from good. A5 A3 F4 P2 OV9 2.3

Sunburnt gold body with a mainly lasting, small white head. Sweet malt aroma, same for the taste with more body than I expected, good carbonation and hints of fruit.

Bottle. Bought in Brick Lane, London. Fruity aroma mixed with malt. Golden amber colour with soft white head. Rather sweet malt, fruit and banana flavour with a pleasant sweet aftertaste.