CISK Maltese Lager Beer (24 x 330 ml - 4.2%) CANS

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This makes Cisk Excel a smarter alternative for health-conscious individuals leading an active lifestyle, but who still want to enjoy a great-tasting beer. Think of it as a low-brow (or low-bräu, hehe) wine review, and then scold yourself – because beer has every right to be taken seriously, and arguably has a much wider range of tastes, textures, and smells than wine ever could. Beers of Europe strictly adheres to these regulations and by agreeing to our Terms and Conditions on checkout you confirm that you are over 18 years old. I think the label listed sugar as an ingredient, which again would usually come from the boiled grain.

RateBeer free membership enables you to find nearby gems and remember your favorites, and only takes a few moments. I think this was the priciest beer I’ve had all together at 5 euro, but I’ll be having another before too long. The beer itself is a perfectly nice lager, crisp and refreshing on a hot day – of which there are plenty.The original Cisk Lager Beer is a golden-coloured, bottom-fermented lager with a distinctive and well-balanced character.

Cisk Lager, Cisk Excel, Cisk Export, Cisk Pilsner, Blue Label, are also available in 20 Litre and 30 Litre kegs for export markets. For 50 of your finest euro cents in one local supermarket (and seemingly nowhere else), you’re rewarded with 500ml of a perfectly serviceable lager.It was OK, if uninspiring – nice and bubbly, refreshing enough, but with the faintest yeasty taste of homebrewing. CISK Maltese Lager is a popular beer brand in Malta, known for its refreshing taste and high quality. Subscribe to our newsletter, RateBeer Weekly, a must for understanding new people, places and beers in worldwide craft culture. Having always loved sour sweets and granny smith apples, an IPA is naturally my first choice when it comes to beer – bitter and refreshing, perfect.

Cisk Lager, launched in Malta in 1928, is a golden-coloured, bottom-fermented lager with a distinctive and well-balanced character. Drop some thoughts on the beer's attributes (look, smell, taste, feel) plus your overall impression. Cisk Maltese Lager is a refreshing and smooth beer that is crafted with the finest ingredients to deliver a taste that is uniquely Maltese. The closest analogy in Ireland would be the Guinness brewery, I’d think, though it seems only recently they’ve been expanding much beyond the staples of Guinness, Smithwicks and Harp – whereas Cisk et al have quite a diverse range and seem to have had so for most of their history. CISK Maltese Lager is a testament to the island's heritage and is enjoyed by locals and visitors alike.for a 330ml bottle, which was a little cheaper than I’d anticipated, particularly considering the bar dished out five different complementary snacks while I was drinking. CISK Maltese Lager is available in convenient cans, making it perfect for enjoying at home, at parties, or on-the-go. It’s actually pretty good – the lemon flavour does have a tiny hint of artificiality to it, but not enough to get in the way. I don’t say “brewery”, because the beer is actually brewed in Italy – it’s just that the person/people who develop the recipe for their beers is based in Malta. It’s a nice lager-ey ale, with a hint of hoppiness, for that extra bit of flavour that you don’t get from your Carlsberg or Heineken.