John Smiths Extra Smooth

[@allandesoer7672]

All those on your list is enough to make you teetotal. In fact I was in a pub for a reunion and they only had John Smiths so I just had an orange juice, it was a long fucin night. The trouble is that most pubs are owned by big business who don't give a shit so most pub goers haven't even had a decent brew.

[@DrLager2000]

You went there, so that WE don't have to. You are giant amongst men!

[@robertbarnes7191]

I love your videos so honest and good and funny. Just having a pint of budvar. Love this lager.

[@jamesedgewood4643]

Quality has gone down a lot lately though, at least in bottles. Very strange sweet caramel tasting stuff now.

[@robertbarnes7191]

@@jamesedgewood4643 I refuse to buy the bottle version because of the green glass. I buy the cans only. So try the cans is my advice.

[@edwardevans5194]

Can you do Israel Goldstar which I think is a great mass produced canned lager as far as that is possible

[@bandsbikesandboozereviews]

Ha! Just been reading about the beer, the newspaper Haaretz has referred to Goldstar as "beer few Israelis are proud of". LOL!

[@liammiskell3522]

This stuff put me off trying ale for years. Terrible drink but for along time was the staple beer in most pubs.

[@scottkeys6212]

I have a similar rage about Carling Black Label.

[@TrashhMack]

Sad facts mate, that top 10 list is appalling, I don’t and wouldn’t touch any of them. I feel for people too who have not experimented, I’m a stout drinker, and have found some wonderful beers I could only wish I could find on draught! Love the video.. got yourself a new sub 🙏🏽🇬🇧

[@Lee-73]

Listening to you rattle off the Top 10 beers in the UK brought a tear to my eye, I mean WTF. Where’s the incentive to brew decent beer in this country, when you get sales like that! 🤬

[@andrewcarr5923]

Hard to imagine that John and Samuel smith where related.

[@heiltd1286]

WERE related not WHERE related.

[@pvfckev8348]

I'm loving the ranting

[@JGGuitarCovers]

I know why it's the best selling ale in the UK - cause it's all old geezers that drink it and spend all day drinking in a pub. I hate it for obvious reasons like most self respecting beer drinkers do. Another awful one that sells loads especially in wetherspoon where I worked is Bud Light. I tried everything on tap and in bottles purely for work research reasons and the only ones I even enjoyed was Heineken on the draught and only Tyskie in the bottles.

[@liammiskell3522]

Of course work research. That's my excuse too

[@allandesoer7672]

I'm an " old geezer "and I don't know anyone who drinks this shit, the only ones I have seen by it are " children" who have stopped drinking larger and think they are "men"

[@TonyErgonie]

The only beer I've ever had, thats even worse on draught than it is in cans.

[@Tra67]

Was in Majorca last week drinking in German bars . To my horror most Germans drinking San Miguel.. see Morrisons have lowered the price of their regional ales section ie double maxim , etc to £1.33 a bottle so 4 for £4.

[@Tra67]

Sorry meant to mention Germans drinking John smiths as well as ..

[@annaeembinannahari2516]

My only go-to beer is the 4.2% nitro Guinness draught. I don't know why I just don't like other normal CO2 beers. But that's just me.

[@modeanodb]

That top10 lists shows how much people are lead by big advertising budgets and believe the bullshit .. Keep up the good work...do you remember a beer called godson black horse (GBH)a wonderful beer from our past...

[@SlurpyDave254]

Blimey not drank this stuff or any smooth/nitro canned beer for years. Bland as f***.🤣 u need a Belgium after that👊

[@Nightingrail]

You can buy a pack of 18 cans of this in Tesco for £16 - that tells you all you need to know about the quality 🤮

[@ReigningOnYourParade]

Never seen John Smith's in America. Not a fan of nitro, as well. I find if you shake your beer up, in a container that is like 3 times larger, than the beer, and then pour it in the glass, you will get a like nitro effect, and their will still be a bit of carbonation, holding up the head. Plus, who needs the taste of nitro.

[@sirhc8972]

You're not missing much. It's pretty dreadful stuff

[@munichbier1167]

That top ten is depressing. May as well drink Skol as most of them. Even as a kid I knew John Smiths wasn’t very good. I used to like the adverts though (not as good as courage beer and Chas and Dave!).

[@jamesedgewood4643]

The top ten British beers is truly depressing. What hope for the country if that's what they drink? Bud on tap wasn't too bad 20 years ago... It was a real treat to find. Stella used to be a good beer too.... but of course, that was only when it was imported from Belgium... Even mass market beer tasted OK 20 years ago...now it's literally pish but I think pish would be better for you.

[@bandsbikesandboozereviews]

I agree mate, it's a sad state of affairs in this country when it comes to best-selling beer. People really are being ripped off.

[@stevogeezer]

Remember Caffreys from the 90s. Bloody awful stuff. John Smith's on cask was 5/10, ok if there was nothing else in the pub and it was well kept.

[@JGGuitarCovers]

P.S. all world beers sold or brewed in the UK is an utter embarrassment.

[@mrronald2649]

Hi mate those sales figures are shocking , people need education lessons for beer ffs . Stella in my opinion is undrinkable , it’s absolutely awful . The unfiltered is ok I really liked it when first came out but when you session it , it’s gets kinda sickly it’s very sweet , haven’t fancied it for a while .

[@alicemc8774]

Tastes like sugar water.

[@FKU7777]

Had up norf early 90s but was cask ale and ok from memory. Then they bought out the smooths much like tetley and turned to canned shampoo. Utter dogshit

[@DanYule55]

Used to be good before Heineken ruined it.

[@iandavis1723]

Dreadful drink.