Castle

Description: Lager, 5% percent Alcohol. Brewed in South Africa since 1886.

Newest Review: ... people. In November 2001, SAB became the first international brewer to enter Central America. SAB's flagship Castle ... more

... Lager is a title sponsor of the national soccer, cricket and rugby teams in South Africa. SAB's brand Tyskie is currently the leading brand in Poland." The author was impressed by her knowledge and asked "But is it any good?" "It has it’s own website sir. You can visit http://www.shebeenroute.co.za/frames.asp to get a fun filled adventure through the drinking halls of South Africa (called Shebeens). The site has a midi file illustrating the typical sounds of a South African township and...more

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Castles In The Sky (1295 words)
by - written on 09/03/02 (Very useful, 133 readings)
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As he reached for the towel, water still in his eyes, he reached for his bottle of Castle lager and the memories came flooding back. The events of the previous evening had taken their toll on the author. It had been a night painted on a duplicitous canvass by a painter with a sense of irony that would have challenged the most playful of muses. The house party the previous night hadn’t been the greatest ever and the incident in the Indian restaurant had left him mentally drained. Fortunately, he still had strength to make his flight to South Africa the following day. The plane stood on its apron like a steel behemoth awaiting its next call to ... Read the complete review

Just another lager! (146 words)
by - written on 07/05/01 (Useful, 113 readings)
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Whenever you talk to South Africans about beer they always seem to try and convince you how wonderful Castle lager is. Do not listen to them, it's just another lager with nothing special about it in anyway. I was lucky enough to travel to Southern Africa a couple of years ago and Castle is very similar to the other lagers in that region. Zambezi, Lion, and Castle all have the same boring taste. They offer nothing new for beer drinkers and should be avoided at all costs. The problem is that if you do go to Southern Africa you have no option but to put up with this attempt at a beer. Do not waste your money at the 'Offie', only if they're on a very ... Read the complete review

Castle: Best Lager in the World. (167 words)
by - written on 20/03/01 (Somewhat useful, 321 readings)
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Castle lager is undoubtedly one of the best lagers in the world. One sip reveals that this is an outstanding drink. The flavour is so clean and innocent, none of that horrible gassy, sharp bite, but a gentle, fruity flavour that caresses your taste buds with ease. The pleasure from this lager cannot be underestimated. It is a genuine star lager amongst many imposters. Brewed in South Africa since 1886, it is a drink that completely refreshes the soul and gives complete satisfaction. At 5% it has a strength that other lagers lack, but still doesn't overpower you. It is as gentle as a nursing mother. If you can find a place where Castle is ... Read the complete review