Kestrel Super Lager

Brewed by John Smiths (S&N, Heineken)
Style: European Strong Lager
Tadcaster, England

A yellow beer with a huge white head. The aroma is sweet with notes of metal and alcohol, while the flavor is sweet malty with strong notes of alcohol. Malt Liquor at its worst - too much alcohol.

Gross malt aroma along with alcohol and weak hoppy notes. Yellow beer with a small white head. Flavor of alcohol and some malt.

Can. Super in strength only. I can’t think of a good reason somebdy would buy this again after trying it once. Pours a gold colour with no head. The pedominent aroma is, of course, the alcohol, followed by something that might be the by-product of malt. Awfull taste to top it off.

Do not put this stuff in your mouth. If you do, expect hints of Sweet ’N Low, nail polish remover, and the can it came in. The perfect choice for breaks at your job selling "The Big Issue."

From A Can.Bad lager in colour.Chemical aroma,big burning alcohol taste,with some sugar.

Can from Londis. From the sublime (Julius Echter) to the ridiculous - you’d never guess it was 1.45 am would you?? Serendipitously I’m listening to Green Day’s Amercian Idiot as I write - I think I need to substitute the Amercian for English, as here’s a review of a beer I’m confident I’ll hate. Looks like a Lager. Lager aroma, with some vomit. Not appalling. Almost. Clean, determined lager feel - initially like normal, albeit sticky, but then all the fumes build and it gets heavy (man). Sickly, chemical and nasty. This is like drinking wino sick.

Quite alcoholic aroma and flavour. Very sweet and sticky. Extremely boring.

Golden color with little or no head. The taste is sweet and malty with a light alcohol sharpness. Light fuirty notes.