CISK Maltese Lager Beer (24 x 330 ml - 4.2%) CANS

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For 50 of your finest euro cents in one local supermarket (and seemingly nowhere else), you’re rewarded with 500ml of a perfectly serviceable lager.

It’s been a useful barometer of the general value of a bar – cheaper places sell you a 500ml can for €2, while pricier haunts charge €3 for a half pint of draught. If you are a resident of another country or region, please select the appropriate version of Tripadvisor for your country or region in the drop-down menu. In my notes I included that the last sip was as good as the first – maybe I just drank it a lot quicker than the others? Taste starts light sweet grainy and grassy with medicinal note, crisp and dry mouthfeel, while finish is average bitter. We figured there should be a drink article to accompany Louise’s food article, and since I’m writing it and I like beer, it’s a beer review.In the event of any safety concerns or for any other information about a product please carefully read any instructions provided on the label or packaging and contact the manufacturer. The large brewer definitely has the lager market sewn up, so I’m hopeful that more smaller breweries will emerge to provide the full range of styles I’ve grown to love at home.

Having always loved sour sweets and granny smith apples, an IPA is naturally my first choice when it comes to beer – bitter and refreshing, perfect.Farrugia who boldly ventured into brewing after the family flourmills were burnt down during the momentous "Sette Giugno" riots of 1919, which were a watershed in Malta's march to independence. It was OK, if uninspiring – nice and bubbly, refreshing enough, but with the faintest yeasty taste of homebrewing.