 chris_o (4409), London, Greater London, England
May 29, 2007 Updated: Jul 16, 2007250ml stubby from Sainsburys. Now sold as Sainsburys Biere des Flandres and says its brewed at Saint Omer. All of which preamble saves me having to write much about the beer. Which is just as well as there’s not really much to say. Pale, thin and weak. Too bland to be wholly objectionable.
imdownthepub (4043), Banbury, Oxfordshire, Oxfordshire, England
May 24, 2007 Bottled 250ml stubby bottle, pasteurised. Sold as Asda French Lager. Yellowish with white head. Not one for savouring, poor thin, cardy, over gassed, but very cheap. Drunk in isolation as a taster yukk.
garthicus (550), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Apr 9, 2007 hmm, a hard one to call, tiny stubbie bottle, chemical smell and very weak taste, the upside is that it is incredibly easy to drink, chillsquickly due to the size and thinness of bottle, is swallowed in no time, and is as cheap as hell US$10 for 24 bottles so it is ideal for taking to a BBQ or somewhere where the beer will not be noticed
Geth_in_beer (670), Nova Scotia, Canada
Sep 21, 2006 Stubby. Yeasty but chemical aroma. Urine yellow with a thin saliva head. Taste like water with a slight yeasty hint. Bit like cardboard. Very gassy.
Magic_dave6 (3752), London, Greater London, England
Jul 17, 2006 nothing really to get offended here with, not much point in drinking it though. minimal in both taste and aroma, poor show.
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