Lost Beers

In terms of bad ones - I remember coming back from West ham away and me and me uncle got a pack of Carlsberg special brew - horrible stuff, so we swapped it with some lads in front who had Kestrel super strength - even worse.
 
Almost all beers in the 1960s/1970s were Rammel. The only draft worth drinking in the those days was Worthington 'E' Now we are spoiled with a great number of really good beers. Current fav is either Bathems or Otter.
 
maxfli65 said:
Are Rolling Rock, Labatz and Schlitz still about in UK, used to be popular too back in 90s.
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I remember rolling rock and Labbats, but don't remember Schiltz, don't see them much now.

After the Molson dry phase I moved into K cider (the 8.4% one, not the 6% one of years later) and even TNT cider (it was in the shape of a stick of dynamite), and yes it did blow your head off.
 
Jensen said:
Others that were rank were Skol and Harp, no character at all.
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I see your Skol and Harp and I'll raise to Hoffmeister, a truly awful beer.

I drink Carlsberg Export at the moment but also enjoy Kronenborg 1664. As a lad living near Abingdon there were a lot of Morlands pubs about and used to enjoy a pint of Morlands Mild. Occasionally have a Mackeson if they are on sale.
 
When aldi first opened in the UK there own brand brew lager was called Saracen. It was 1.2% alcohol and was liquid Rammel. At 49p for four cans it was all I could afford back in the day.
It was god awful.
 
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