Is Belzebuth Still The Worst Beer In The World ??

[@Cayres9]

Reminds me of the stuff my late dad used to drink which was 10% Abv back in the 90s and yes he used to drink it on the park bench Faraday Road in Slough lol

[@cactusdan94]

Hahaha I bet your talking about Crest Super. Blue can.

[@martinkirsch5969]

This beer is what we call in France "bière de clodo" (hobo beer); it's the kind of strong and cheap stuff that comes in 50cl cans and are bought by alcoholics on a budget... Amsterdam Maximator, Atlas and 8.6 (yes, the name is literally just the abv) are in the same category and are quite famous for being those kinds of beers. As you said, sadly people who drink this are often in a bad situation (hence the name we give these beers in France). Thankfully, we also have decent beer and wine...

[@Heaven-dy9lj]

In the UK the equivalent would be Tenants super, White Lightning cidre, a bench drinking alcohol I guess. Cheers.

[@simontmn]

If you just want ABV, isn't French cheap wine a better bet?

[@martinkirsch5969]

@@simontmn Some people will buy cheap wine, others will buy beer, both are quite popular. But beer makes you drunk more quickly because of the CO2 gas present in it. CO2 and sugar accelerate the mechanism that makes you drunk, they deliver alcohol more quickly into your blood. That's why sweet and carbonated alcoholic beverages (like beer, champagne, cocktails, etc.) make you drunk more quickly compared to still wine or spirits (despite the higher ABV in wine and spirits). And people tend to drink more slowly when the abv is higher. So people who really want to get drunk quickly may prefer beer. And a 50cl can of beer is cheaper and easier to transport than a 75cl bottle of wine (or a box).

[@simontmn]

@@martinkirsch5969 Thanks for the explanation!

[@OscarOSullivan]

Tramp juice is the Irish and British term

[@lescobrandon1011]

I once drank 2 bottles of that Devil beer before I went out for a night of karaoke. Once at the karaoke bar, i proceeded to drink 2 pitchers of Miller Lite.

[@joel_gibbs]

One upside I think is the can design. That first review can looked nightmare inducing! 😂 Cheers Simon

[@Eternal_Misery]

There was once a bygone era, when Tenants Super and Spesh were the elder gods of park bench propaganda. When one could fight yourself and shout at cars and happily shit thy pants. Just no need for this…..or is there?

[@peterm7548]

This beer is as strong as wine! Its amazing that people can actually stomach this crap! I think by your reaction you are fine, Simon. Keep on beer reviewing!

[@Scott3387]

There's plenty of Belgium beers that are 10% and taste great. Likewise there's beers from the same company as this one, that taste great at 8.5% (Goudale, as highlighted in the video). The strange obsession with 'light beers' in the UK, i find very American. Drinking a 3.5% beer feels like I might as well be drinking full fat coke for all the 'buzz' it gives but good luck finding anything over 6.6% for less than £3 a can in a supermarket. Belgium is all you can get but I got bored of drinking Duvel/Le Chouffe and resented paying £3+ for the same IPA taste over and over in the w**kcan section. So ironically I've been drinking Karpackie 9% which the reviewer also has a video on where he seems to frain overreaction for views as well. Why? Because it's cheap (£1.65) and tastes fine (6/10). I find the strength to be a benefit. You don't have to drink as much. You can get the pleasant buzz from one can drunk slowly, instead of downing 4 and save money (and less overall calories as well). It's the difference between drinking espresso vs a vat of weak americano.

[@cactusdan94]

Looks absolutely gorgeous. Would love to see this on tap in my local.

[@townicus5908]

I congratulate Belzebuth for their increase in sales after this

[@nathanrodriguez780]

Ascorbic acid is just vitamin c. Drinking this swill will prevent scurvy, so that’s one positive note, right??

[@steviegee8747]

Yes but the fumes from it will kill your parrot and rot your stump

[@nathanrodriguez780]

@@steviegee8747 😂

[@chunks1965]

Love your reaction to trying that! Great advert for dodging around that one, a complete waste of good ingredients Tiptop review 🤣

[@Matt-Scarface]

Great vid as always... But Simon, come on... whats going on with the dig? I/m dying to see any progress. I'm sure I can't be alone in wanting to know.

[@Sammyjane72x]

I dare you to review a Jäger pint. No bar or club will make it, so you have to make it at home. How to make 5 X Jäger shots into a pint glass then top of the remainder of the glass with red bull. It's basically like a pint size Jägerbomb. It's intended to be drunk as an actual drink instead of a shot but it was so nice that I did the lot in 12 mins. I love Jägerbombs as well

[@tyrranicalt-rad6164]

Simon would rather review a salad than review this beer again ! 🤮 🤣

[@tomwilliams7391]

4 cans of this is the same as about 8-9 cans of normal 5% lager! I'm not sure if anyone could stomach 4 cans of it!

[@Forestgravy90]

it's actually much stronger and more potent because your body will break down an average of 1 unit per hour, so if you drink for example a 5% lager with 2.2 units, an hour later you'll have 1.2 units in your system. If you drink a carling/fosters type with 1.6 units, you'll only have 0.6 units in the same timeframe left. So you are actually twice as drunk on the stronger beer. Now factor in a 12%, absolute chaos.

[@MR-tb4po]

I drank it on a school exchange years ago it made me snuggle fireworks back on the ferry and I set them off in the ladies loo and got suspended on reaching the UK. My head was f’cking banging for days

[@irVz]

The 1st Review You Did On This Beer Was One Of The Funniest Reviews I've Ever Seen Man Lolol

[@tobyjackman3212]

_The ambassador's receptions are noted in society for their host's exquisite taste.._

[@BluenoseBeerReviews]

Ha I remember this beer from all those years ago...and reviewed it not long after....it was indeed awful but not the worst I've ever had - that goes to timisoreana.

[@realaleguide]

Past your way last week mate on my way to Salisbury

[@simondlatham5939]

“Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.” 😂😂😂

[@nathanrodriguez780]

OR…If at First You Don't Succeed, Try, Try Again

[@Galactic_Unchaperoned]

You should review Oranjeboom 20% lager, it has a gold front. I'm not a lager drinking person I like the Leffe beers I've had Leffe Brune which is my favourite, I've had Leffe blonde which you see everywhere which has now been knocked down to 6.0% down from 6.6%, why I'm not sure. But it's awful though I haven't seen the Leffe Brune anywhere in UK shops for going on 4 years now and I much prefer the brune. However I've had Leffe Radius which was very nice 5.5% I think and I've had Leffe 9 which is 9% and it's dangerously nice and drinkable. Leffe brune was 6.5 just below the blonde not sure what it is now. Anyway the can tells me not to buy that. My favourite IP ale at the moment is vocation hop skip and juice that's at a steady 5.7%. I used to drink lager but now a bit like you it gives me heartburn, I take esomeprazole and I'm only 32 you've got 13 year's on me.

[@Marwarluigi]

I’ve had Hamm’s in a can. It literally was a rusted lead pipe

[@Rob-e4f]

Lol brilliant! I bought a can of this stuff back for myself to try, never again! You get the same feeling in your throat and stomach as necking back shots of vodka 😂 Simon you need an Actimol quick to try n regain some of the good bacteria thats just been killed off! 👍😂🙈

[@theUnicornOfPower]

I'm surprised that this exists, because in France it's probably better to take the cheapest bottle of wine to do the job, and at least it will be reasonably decent.

[@underneonloneliness2]

Men don’t tend go to go for wine so that’s probably why.

[@Goozen12]

I remember long time ago it has an abv of 13%. On of the few beers i tested ended up in the drain. Cool looking logo then with the devil leaping in front of a full moon. Overall bad beer.

[@fuzzydunlop1988]

I drank a bottle of it about 11 years ago. Was rank. Took ages to get through it.

[@BulletmanDoom]

I've had some really nice strong beers and can't understand why or how they make stuff like this taste so bad. You'd be as well buying cheap beer and cheap spirit and mixing the two together.

[@Searly255]

Goudale dont list this beer on there website, the highest strength Belzebuth they show is %8.5. I wonder if the company itself is a bit ashamed of this?

[@pajukka3702]

That reminds me of 12% viking beer. Drank 3 of those and found myself at bathroom :D

[@jimbobbeer6642]

No evidence he drain poured it though…

[@DesertScorpionKSA]

I imagine the taste is overpowered by a fusel alcohol taste. That's the sign of a poorly brewed beer.

[@Jannes-pj4cd]

I believe that this beer had at some point 15% abv. That’s a strong beer. I don’t know if the higher the abv the better the beer would taste.I’ve had the Kerel Kaishaku from Belgium which has 15% abv as well, it was very boozy but It wasn’t as tasteful as I’d expected.

[@lightoftheworld417]

They have Mega Démon at 16% rated even worse

[@martinkasper197]

Beer with 15-16 ABV is more like a liquor...

[@Jannes-pj4cd]

@@martinkasper197 yes exactly.

[@paulshirley6383]

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[@tay2229]

I'd like to see you go through McEwen's Champion again. Another one that you weren't exactly keen on, lol.

[@Cayres9]

Nowadays theres no need for anyone to drink that rubbish when you can get a good ale by Mad goose for under £2 quid or a can of Goose on the Loose from Aldi for £1.20 which is a lot better than that lol back in the 1990s when my dad was on the dole he had no choice we did not have cheap ales or beers like now

[@theoldgrowler3489]

So, it did meet expectations!

[@ioanpugh4169]

the only put the ascorbic acid (vitamin C) in so the down and outs don't get scurvy!! 🤣

[@patsbeergarage]

Lmaooo see I personaly find it fun to end up reviewing poorly made or spoiled beer, it makes for some hilarious reactions

[@frankcarter6427]

I couldn't manage more than 6 pints of that

[@lightoftheworld417]

looking at untappd, this is probably their worst rated beer, Some beers are rated pretty well, and there are different Belzebuth's at 8.5% that are rated decently.

[@torkelsvenson6411]

Well, at least the can looks a tiny bit more appealing nowadays

[@patriklanzen]

Laughing soo hard and do remember some references from the first time. 👍

[@William-Anderson]

This is the stuff to give your kids if they ever get worms 😆😅 It will wipe out anything.

[@phademusic4744]

3 euros gets you a decent bottle of wine in France

[@SaraHicks-y1m]

If anyone thinks that is the worst they have not tried Wye Valley HPA with the appalling metallic aftertaste.

[@Mickeyj26]

lol that judder you had, you could tell that went down like garbage juice.

[@Muttey2024]

Great on a park bench on a sunny day

[@brianhintze6440]

Well, they did name this atrocious brew after an ancient demon or devil, so it befits this lame lazy attempt to taste like evil garbage.

[@andrewsteer8860]

Thought you were having a stroke for a minute there! Sounds absolutely dreadful, sounds like more of a ‘dare’ beer.

[@DankSi]

Weve had some terrible beers in the states that could challenge this

[@martinkasper197]

Beer in the US is like yellow water....

[@DankSi]

@@martinkasper197 yup everyone single one

[@martinkasper197]

Belzebub😈 comes straight from hell. So what do you expect...😂😂😂

[@davidgomm6043]

got any caralina reaper hot sauce to take the taste of the beer away lol 🤣😆🤣

[@davidgomm6043]

you made my morning my friend when I watched the video it was 7.30 am here in south Florida what a way of starting the day faf 🤣😜🤣

[@Forestgravy90]

It's actually much stronger and more potent than the abv suggests because your body will break down an average of 1 unit per hour, so if you drink for example a 5% lager with 2.2 units, an hour later you'll have 1.2 units in your system. If you drink a carling/fosters type with 1.6 units, you'll only have 0.6 units in the same timeframe left. So you are actually twice as drunk on the stronger beer. Now factor in a 12%, absolute chaos.

[@nathanbrady2704]

noone said they made this from first use ingredients? re fermenting mash adding suger, maybe salvage a bad batch. 11.6% abv hides many a potential sin., allegedly

[@patsbeergarage]

😂😂😂 *sips God awful beer* - "Society is such a sad thing..."

[@colletteodonoghue5940]

Amusing how you keep saying you don't judge people who drink these mega beers whilst totally denigrating them!

[@captaincat1743]

Crone the stows!

[@milanmacurak186]

Oh god your face! 🤣

[@louisbeerreviews8964]

I will have this beer 😂😂😂

[@runswithwindz9875]

🤣🤣🤣

[@malcolm784]

Bee ell zee bub!!😂

[@theshowmanuk]

Ha ! ha ! (burp)

[@towitfitr]

😂

[@JohnDuff_59]

Still best than any British beer