Fosters Lager

I have to say that although this stuff is actually rather…hmmm, well bland really, when drunk on it’s own – I really rather like it. Fosters is best described as “clean”… it doesn’t really have much of a taste on it’s own, and doesn’t really sustain much of a head. When you get Fosters lager on draught, you’ll notice that what you basically get is a golden coloured lager beer that has virtually no head at all. You basically get a glass of thin golden liquid. That’s another thing about it – the texture – it is feels very, very thin on the tongue (if that makes sense… ...  Read the complete review

Fosters, the "amber nectar". The archetypal Aussie lager, or so we're led to believe. I recently holidayed in Sydney with my bro and found that nobody drank fosters at all (with beers like tooheys and victoria bitter to hand who could blame them). I guess the Australian-ness is just a gimmick. Tastewise Fosters is quite fizzy and fairly bland (My mate rob would skin me if he read this as he swears by Fosters). I am definately a lager man rather than a real ale coinniseur and for me Fosters really sits snuggly in the middle of the road. Its hard to get overly excited by it and yet its a good reliable beer (widely available and no surprises). ...  Read the complete review

Fosters Larger, the Amber Nectar, apparently. This is widely known as an Australian beer, just watch the adverts on TV and this is the impression we are meant to be given. However it is brewed here in the UK. I must admit though if I am drinking Lager from a can, Fosters is one of my favorites. It has a very nice fresh taste. It is not the strongest of beers which is not always a good thing, but I would say it has to be one of the most refreshing beers around. Great for a sunny saturday afternoon in the garden. I do find though is its high gas content and can really give you the burps. This also means that I don't tend to be able to drink ...  Read the complete review

I know it says 4.9 percent up there, but that's not usually the strength we get it here. Either way, I'm going to review this 'lager' as a cautionary tale to people not yet familiar with Fosters... For some reason in the UK we tend to drink really awful lagers like Fosters and Carling in large amounts. It might be because it's cheap, it might be because it's constantly in our faces and we've been conditioned into thinking it's not like drinking watery metal... whatever the reason, here's the truth: It's fizzy. Like, really fizzy as if you just swallowed a pocket of wet air. If you're drinking Fosters from the can *shudder* then the liquid actually ...  Read the complete review

I've been drinking lager a few years now. I'm not into alcopops or girly drinks and preger lager over a glass of wine. My favourite lager is amstel but it is very hard to come across in the UK and so I have been looking for a good lager that comes close. Now Stella Artois is a good lager but for me its not really fizzy enough. I like to be able to feel the bubbles tingle the back of my throat when drinking lager. I hate the taste of flat lager, it tastes too much like ale or Guiness. So I was very happy when I came across Fosters. I put off trying it for a while as I thought it might be quite like carling. No one I know really drank it and so I ...  Read the complete review