Scandia Lager

Newest Review: ... me think of sweaty gym socks. There are a handful of different brands of Scandia available, including Scandia Extra (4%) and ... more

... Scandia Gold (5%) but they all taste as appalling as eachother. They come in the standard 500ml cans, and are cheap, generally costing around £4-5 for an eight pack, assuming you can find them. They generally only seem to be available in small corner shops and the odd branch of Aldi. The most remarkable thing about the product is that at some point during the initial production process somebody took a taste of the new beer and went "yep, that tastes fine to me!". Perhaps they'd recently had all of the...more

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Scandia Lager: Ideal for use in Chemical Warfare (272 words)
by - written on 22/09/09 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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My god. Im less than fussy when it comes to alcoholic drinks, but I still find Scandia to be utterly undrinkable. Its sold as a lager, but it tastes more like an out of date cider to be honest, with an initial taste thats somewhere between sour cheese and rotten apples followed by an strong and bitter aftertaste that makes me think of sweaty gym socks. There are a handful of different brands of Scandia available, including Scandia Extra (4%) and Scandia Gold (5%) but they all taste as appalling as eachother. They come in the standard 500ml cans, and are cheap, generally costing around £4-5 for an eight pack, assuming you can find them. They ... Read the complete review