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Do you like a stronger taste? Because it does not have a really strong taste.
No. I like a Czech style pils. Bready, low bitteress, clean. Also a good Helles lager.
Do you like a stronger taste? Because it does not have a really strong taste.
Well than you should not think Foster's is terrible. It only has enough bitterness to remind you it's actually beer. It's such a light bitter it doesn't even get worse as it starts to warm. I understand it's not the greatest beer, but for $2 it's pretty good.No. I like a Czech style pils. Bready, low bitteress, clean. Also a good Helles lager.
I seriously haven't found it within the last decade. Pubs don't sell in on tap and no bottle shops carry it. Last place I bought it at, I asked about it and he said he rarely orders it because it doesn't sell. They're not wrong when they say Australians don't drink Fosters.You're the cool one.
I believe it. It ran it's course as a cool outsider beer outside of Australia, and I'm sure that whole boom in the 90's made many Aussies think it was played out. But as a low price option, it's worth a second look. It doesn't have a bad beer taste.I seriously haven't found it within the last decade. Pubs don't sell in on tap and no bottle shops carry it. Last place I bought it at, I asked about it and he said he rarely orders it because it doesn't sell. They're not wrong when they say Australians don't drink Fosters.
Well than you should not think Foster's is terrible. It only has enough bitterness to remind you it's actually beer. It's such a light bitter it doesn't even get worse as it starts to warm. I understand it's not the greatest beer, but for $2 it's pretty good.
Fine ok wtevr. Pick up a fat can for $2 some time when you see it, and remember me saying that it's definitely a step better than Bud or Miller.Sure but it's still an adjunct lager made with things other than malt, hops and yeast and I can taste that same as Bud, Miller, Coors. I am a craft beer guy but I love great lagers more than anything else. You wont find me drinking haze bois or pastry stouts all day.
Fine ok wtevr. Pick up a fat can for $2 some time when you see it, and remember me saying that it's definitely a step better than Bud or Miller.
Literally no one drinks Fosters here in Australia, I've never seen anyone drinking it aside from in British TV shows.
Out of sheer curiosity I bought one long can at a bar and a 6 pack and it was revolting then, they've changed the recipe over the years apparently was tastier in the 70's & 80's. Not even brewed in Australia anymore, a lot of the big market beers here taste like absolute ass.
worst beer I ever had was corona premier,old English is also gross. fosters is the nectar of the gods by comparison.Tried it once as a teenager.
Still the worst beer I’ve ever had.
Exactly. $2 for me tonight lol
Pretty smooth.
Men talking about light beer makes me sick.
Maybe it’s the Soviet upbringing, but if you’re going to drink alcohol, drink real alcohol imo
Eh, I should drink less, and I know it’s not considered manly, but I only have Mike’s Harder at 8%, and that only to mix with my vodka, I noticed it makes me considerably less gassy than Diet Coke which is what I’ve been doing.
I guess it makes more sense to me when people care about their whiskey or whatever than drinks that don’t really do anything unless you have a whole six pack or whatever
I know.. I thought I'd change it up.Fosters is OK for a session / afternoon BBQ beer but I hear a lot of people talking about Corona lately...
That's true, Aussies probably prefer Chinese beers like Ying-Ling now
White people preferring Younglings is what caused them to ship their operations to China in the first place, making them wealthy enough to buy up Australia. Ironic?Tell me you’re joking and you mean Yuengling
Yeah when you go to an Outback Steakhouse it's imperative that you don't stand out as some kind of uncultured stupid American. I take necessary steps not to offend the indigenous Australian population when I visit their sacred restaurant as well.I hit up an Outback when in the US, go in for a quick Fosters and Blooming Onion.
Only time I drink it … you know to fit in with the Australians at their steak hose.