Worst lager in England?

I'm going to add Red Stripe and Corona to my 'ridiculously overrated beers' list.

Rossi~ said:
Stella
Fosters
Carling
Staropramen
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Staropramen on your worst beer list? :eek: I had one a couple of weeks ago, first time in ages and I couldn't taste other beers after that. It killed my tastebuds with too much (good) flavour! :D
 
Sundance said:
I'm going to add Red Stripe and Corona to my 'ridiculously overrated beers' list.



Staropramen on your worst beer list? :eek: I had one a couple of weeks ago, first time in ages and I couldn't taste other beers after that. It killed my tastebuds with too much (good) flavour! :D
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Yep it sure is. I think it's foul.

Each to their own though, everyone has their own tastes (pun intended).

For example, i quite like Red Stripe on tap, delicious.
 
peterwalkley said:
Hopefully no longer drained from the slurry pit its made in, but I remember something horrible I drunk about 20 years ago called wrexham lager.
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I was expecting to be the first person to suggest Wrexham Lager. I remember finding it in a pub in the Brecon Beacons mid 90s - the memory still lives with me today. It was partnered by Allbright Bitter :eek::D
 
blimey I can tell none of you are from the North East where Ace Lager reigned supreme as the tramp juice of choice

a mighty 3.4% and no taste you got from it was the can it was put in.
 
Bromhead said:
Fosters and carling would be my least favourite.

Heineken and Guiness are my drinks of choice.
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Indeed, Fosters and Carling are ****, I really don't know why people bother with them.

I used to really like Heineken but after drinking it in Holland it's now in the **** category with Fosters and Carling.
 
Fosters is the worst for me, gives me a bad head after even just 1 pint :/ Plus it tastes awful.

I love how the real ale drinkers are just slating all lager; it's a brewing process - you can't say they're all crap. That's like saying real ale is crap because you don't like Stones bitter.
 
It's been so long since I had one of the big name lagers. The last one which offended me in a big way was a pint of Tuborg I got free with my dinner in Wetherspoon's a few years back. I managed half of it until I moved on to something else.

People looking down on lager make me laugh. Lager is a kind of beer and there are a lot of fantastic examples of it around, Harviestoun's Schiehallion has to be one of my favorite.

I went to the Newcastle Beer Festival last night and with the exception of Thornbridge's Kipling and Jaipur everything I had was pretty much a bland watery mediocre waste of time. Was glad to get out of the place.

Since drinking a lot of beers from around the world I am becoming very hard to please when it comes to drinks but a decent pint of Budvar or something similar is often my savior in bars.
 
Slime said:
Would take a carlsberg over a fosters any day of the week.
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This

Fosters is the worst... No wonder the ozzies 'ship it over here' and don't drink it themselves!

Edit... If I was going to have a larger then I might be tempted with a desperados! (over a corona)
 
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