Carlsberg Export Pilsner (Probably half decent ?)

[@tattyman4191]

Good review, I might see if I can buy some today. I'm trying to work out of its 5:42 pm or 5:42 am 😂😂

[@stephenjones9840]

This is basically what you get in Denmark, the green Danish pilsner at 3.8 is brewed specifically for the UK market. Would be interesting to review them side by side.

[@macrocosmicorbit3982]

This is actually decent, probably the only decent UK brewed mainstream lager . I cant drink IPA or Porter everyday. So when I want something simple . I usually go for this or the Dutch brewed 5% Grolsch or German 5% Becks or If I am feeling fancy a Budvar lol. Nice reviews , you have fast become my favourite YT reviewer along with Bands, Bikes and Booze and Desert Drinkers .

[@ivehadworse7713]

Thanks for taking the time to comment, it’s much appreciated. I’m jealous that you can get a 5% Grolsch, the one I reviewed in a can and 4%. I reviewed a few odds and sods of late, so the next few videos will be a mixed bag, but I’m planning to film a few out of the Belgian beer box (Lidl ) although they are heavy hitters at around 9-10 % so that should be interesting, once again thank you and all the best.

[@jaybowden2658]

You chose my next drink because I've got Red Stripe in my fridge lol

[@roycat2527]

Drinking one now fella nice lager I like it Cheers chap will like n subscribe 🍻

[@liamregan7418]

Nice video pal, just commented on your previous video, unfortunately you'll have to start calling us by our first names as we get confused 😂😂, my name is Liam Regan and my Father's name Is Mark Regan

[@steveallen1635]

It's quite malty and fruity, less hoppy and less dry/acidic than most! I found the flavour level a bit low, but it's not bad. It's a good change from Stella.

[@ivehadworse7713]

Since they’ve drop the strength of Stella to 4.8 I’d say there’s very little between the two, but what do I know I used to like it when everyone else panned it. Lol, Cheers !

[@steveallen1635]

@@ivehadworse7713 This Carlsberg is so smooth, so inoffensive I'd give it to my kids at xmas, Stella is still slightly edgy, especially after a few.... but just my opinion!

[@nonrevnosnibormetalbeerrev6251]

Get it doon yee pal instead o sipping it like a big jenny 😉😁

[@ivehadworse7713]

I do enough takes as it’s is, god knows what you get if I necked it, saying that this one is very sessionable , after a crap week this made me smile, cheers mate !

[@nonrevnosnibormetalbeerrev6251]

@@ivehadworse7713 Lol, good man, took it the right way, thinking of trying it today actually, you might hae convinced me to change from beck today 😉🍺

[@mrregan6483]

It's gone downhill, that export used to be lethal on draught

[@ivehadworse7713]

This was my first export, the other (green tin) was okay, as in, it's okay but....thats what started this channel off really, it was drinkable and something I used to grab out of habit.

[@flanners41]

Like all UK 'export' strength beers bar a couple like San Miguel and 1664...this is another tax dodging sub 5% mass produced pish. The strong lager market in the UK is dire...fizzy tasteless shite for the breweries to make more ££s. That said this is better than most especially Stella which has been totally ruined. I stick more to ale these days better flavours body and strengths

[@ivehadworse7713]

can't argue with that my friend, spot on ! All the abv drops have nothing to do with the flavour and everything to do with tax and profit. I must admit I'm not a big lager fan, that said I do like the odd San Miguel, I've started to drink a lot of Polish beers, I'll be honest and say I started reviewing them because I thought, wrongly, that they'd be rubbish. so far nearly all better than uk lagers, hands down. They seem to range from 5 - 6% with a few above. For me it's not about getting smashed, although I dare say they''d do the job, but I do like a strong flavour, which they have by the bucket. Cheers and thanks for dropping a comment.

[@roycat2527]

To light weight to do half a dozen 😂😂😂