CobraType of beer: Lager
Container Type: 330 mL bottle
Alcohol by volume: 5.0%
Country of origin: India
Rating: 73% (see below)
Number of times I've had this beer: 1st
Cost: $3.00
Tasted on: 7/1/09
Colours of label: Yellow/Green/Red
Drank From: Glass
Label Reads: "specially brewed to an authentic Indian recipe and double-filtered for a uniquely smooth taste", "The world's most celebrated lager, a result of our quest for the perfect beer".
website: www.cobrabeer.com
Best for: Fighting for freedom, wherever there's trouble
Ratings:
Taste: 15/20
Flavour: 14/20
Buy again: 15/20
Aroma: 7/10
Satisfaction: 7/10
Complexity: 7/10
Intangible: 8/10
Handwritten notes: It's quite odd that I have never before heard of "the world's most celebrated lager". If nothing else, buy this beer for the incredible glasswork on the bottle. It is outrageous. I sincerely hope this beer was not imported to my City to coincide with the opening of the GI Joe movie. This is a bitter (and therefore good) beer. There is not much body to it, but by this point in my career I have begun to realize that I prefer the lighter, hoppier beers. It is perhaps interesting to note that this is my second beer from India, and both taste exactly like German lagers. This beer would be a nice compliment to a plate of orange-brown mush and rice. I like Indian food, but no matter what the recipe is, it always turns out looking like the time your dog ate his own crap and vomited it up.
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website: www.cobrabeer.com
Best for: Fighting for freedom, wherever there's trouble
Ratings:
Taste: 15/20
Flavour: 14/20
Buy again: 15/20
Aroma: 7/10
Satisfaction: 7/10
Complexity: 7/10
Intangible: 8/10
Handwritten notes: It's quite odd that I have never before heard of "the world's most celebrated lager". If nothing else, buy this beer for the incredible glasswork on the bottle. It is outrageous. I sincerely hope this beer was not imported to my City to coincide with the opening of the GI Joe movie. This is a bitter (and therefore good) beer. There is not much body to it, but by this point in my career I have begun to realize that I prefer the lighter, hoppier beers. It is perhaps interesting to note that this is my second beer from India, and both taste exactly like German lagers. This beer would be a nice compliment to a plate of orange-brown mush and rice. I like Indian food, but no matter what the recipe is, it always turns out looking like the time your dog ate his own crap and vomited it up.
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