Carlsberg Lager Reviews

The other half bought me some of this a few weeks ago because it was on offer (8 bottles for £5) in the local convenience store. I do drink larger and I have drank Carlsberg in the past, but it isn't exactly my "larger of choice." However I am not going to say no to a bottle of beer, regardless of the brand... When I first ...  Read the complete review

Carlsberg seems to get mixed reviews on here and I can understand why. It isn't the most expensive lager on the market, it isn't the strongest and it doesn't have the full flavour of some other brands yet it is my number one choice when it comes to drinking a pint of it in a pub or for having a can at home. It may be because the taste ...  Read the complete review

A very cheap generic lager, which sells in supermarkets between 50 and 90 pence per can depending on how many you buy. It's supplied in a distinctive green can, which can be sized 440mls or 500mls. Also available in pubs as a staple of the drinking binge culture, then is little more than alcoholic dishwater. It's blandly flavoured, and relies ...  Read the complete review

First of all, let me start this review by quickly telling you that Asda are doing a deal on crates of Carlsberg Export (date: 30/10/09) at the moment (same as Carlsberg but 5.0% instead of 3.8%) and it's £5 for 15x275ml bottles, Lovely! Carlsberg is the 4th largest brewing company in the world, with their main product being Carlsberg ...  Read the complete review

Carlsberg or Carlsberg Pilsner is a lager that was originally brewed in 1904 and can be found to have an ABV of 3.8% - 4.2% depending on where you are in the world. Unfortunately, if you are in England, it's going to be 3.8% Known in other parts of the world has Hof, the Danish word for court, as it is a lager which is by royal appointment to the ...  Read the complete review

Carlsberg I have been an on and off drinker of Carlsberg for the past ten years. It's most normally my larger of choice when out at a bar. However, Carlsberg has also increasingly become my carry out drink of choice. Mostly due the price but also it's easy to show up at a party or somewhere with a 12 pack and offer a few out to seem ...  Read the complete review

Carlsberg is a strange lager - it always gets a lot of criticism from drinkers I know of "premium" beer like Stella, who claim it tastes like, well, urine, and look down on it as something cheap and nasty. I really don't see what all the criticism is about - perhaps it's that being a student has made me less discerning with regard to ...  Read the complete review

Carlsberg is one on the cheapest beers available, both from supermarkets and out in pubs. The beer is rather weak at just 3.8% and you will need more of these for the same effect, but this is balanced out by the lower price. The beers tastes nice and is very refreshing when nicely chilled, and you can barely notice any difference from so called ...  Read the complete review

Carlsberg Lager isn't one for hardcore drinkers due to it's lowly 3.8% alcohol content but coming from a guy who plays rugby and drinks a lot, it's a good beer! I'd class it as a nice refreshing pint, it's not very expensive either, in fact it's cheap! I'm not a fan of sharp lagers like Stella, it's a poor excuse of any sort of liquid ...  Read the complete review

In a rare act of brotherly love, my brothers just given me a can of Carlsberg...so never one to waste an opportunity to do a write up, why waste this chance? The drinks, being Calsberg were obviously cheap, though lets not say that to him before I even start this review. The cans are primarily green with what I shall call a white trim, a rather ...  Read the complete review

This is probably the best larger in the world. The reason for this is because it is crisp and clean and is not all that strong coming in at 3.8% of alchol. This larger was and has been brewed from 1847. This is a Danish beer made in Cophanagen and is a well balanced larger. The beer is really tasty and is very refreshing , but it needs to be nice ...  Read the complete review

Carlsberg lager is a drink that we always have in our house. its my partners favourite drink. carlsberg has been bred since 1847. it is reasonably cheap to buy it costs £16 for two crates each containing 18 cans of 440ml. it has a danish heritage. it is a well balanced lager with a unique taste which is very refreshing. its not a ...  Read the complete review

Carlsberg - Probably the best Lager in the World! Founded in 1847, this Danish Lager is one of the most popular continental Lagers in the world - Probably! The strength is only 3.8% ABV (Alcohol by volume) so not one of the strongest by any means. It is available in bottles (my favourite), and on draught, but ...  Read the complete review

Carlsberg is a very popular lager brewed in Denmark since 1847, and carries with it the trademark phrase of being '.....probably the best lager in the World.' This turn of phrase, coupled with an intense marketing style that sees it pushed on our screens, streets and magazines makes it pretty much the moist advertised lager around. It also has the ...  Read the complete review

Me and some mates recently travelled to devon for a holiday at my mate's dad's house. We went out on the boat for a wakeboarding and ringo sesh and then returned to the harbour - knackered but warming up and dutifully sorted all the gear and boat out. Coincidently there's a nice looking inviting bar (with a name that irriatingly escapes ...  Read the complete review

Carlsberg, not only a fantastic advert campaign but also a really tasty beer! This favourite Danish beer is 3.8% volume and is relatively cheap. I usually buy the cans and these can almost always be found on special offer such as 12 for £8, but can also be bought in bottles (all recyclable). Carlsberg have been brewing since 1847 and ...  Read the complete review

..Introduction.. I like to try many drinks and I have tried many lagers in my time, Carlsberg is one of the most popular brands of Lager and is one of my favourite lagers and as I saw four bottles of these for £1.99 at my local One Stop I decided to get some of them. Carlsberg comes in a can and bottle, the bottle is only 275mls and the ...  Read the complete review

this company has come out with the boldest and cocky advertising campaigns of all time "probably the best lager in the world" Pah!!, who comes up with this nonsense? Ok so you would not advertise a product, and try to make it look bad, but if you are going to make an outlandish claim like this one, then surely ...  Read the complete review

My favorite beer is definitely Carlsberg, the Danish beer. I very rarely get to drink it since it is hard to find stores that import it here in America. The taste is unique and very catching. I remember the first time a roommate introduced me to Carlsberg. The taste was pure and I fell in love. Ever since we have enjoyed having six packs during ...  Read the complete review

As you can most probably tell I had to sample a few Carlsbergs before I could give my honest opinion. One of my favourite lagers is Stella Artois, but Sainsburys didn’t have it on promotion this week, so as you do (miser in my case) I looked for the next best thing. What did I find? Carlesberg. I ...  Read the complete review