Voted hot for the price. However it's made in Moss Side - Manchester. Isn't as good as the Netherlands brewed which are in the 330ml cans. But it's still a good price if you enjoy.
Personally I avoid any brewed under license lager and I don't have a problem with macro when you can get cheap I buy locally from a good off licence which sells Belgian Stella at 5.2% and Budvar Crates for £35 for 24x 500ml cans. However after drinking the imported 5.4% San Miguel since the first time since the late 90s recently I'm a huge convert, doesn't have the sickly sweet that Belgian Stella has. Welsh made 4.6% Stella doesn't taste as good, unrefined and more bitter.
A good way to spot the brewed under license is just to read the barcodes the first 3 numbers, you'll get used the codes for countries. I did try San Miguel UK made and although it's another that isn't anywhere near as nice as the ones brewed in Spain it's still ok, Heineken was one that's way out of whack taste when you compare.
In an ideal world we'd get cheaper German lager here but I'm looking over £70 for a crate v £30 San Miguel imports, too expensive. I buy pilsner Urquell on deals from Asda as my fav but I'm a convert to Spanish San Miguel for a solid cracking lager. Shame the supermarkets don't have it really but good off-licences do.
Personally I avoid any brewed under license lager and I don't have a problem with macro when you can get cheap I buy locally from a good off licence which sells Belgian Stella at 5.2% and Budvar Crates for £35 for 24x 500ml cans. However after drinking the imported 5.4% San Miguel since the first time since the late 90s recently I'm a huge convert, doesn't have the sickly sweet that Belgian Stella has. Welsh made 4.6% Stella doesn't taste as good, unrefined and more bitter.
A good way to spot the brewed under license is just to read the barcodes the first 3 numbers, you'll get used the codes for countries. I did try San Miguel UK made and although it's another that isn't anywhere near as nice as the ones brewed in Spain it's still ok, Heineken was one that's way out of whack taste when you compare.
In an ideal world we'd get cheaper German lager here but I'm looking over £70 for a crate v £30 San Miguel imports, too expensive. I buy pilsner Urquell on deals from Asda as my fav but I'm a convert to Spanish San Miguel for a solid cracking lager. Shame the supermarkets don't have it really but good off-licences do.
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How passion, innovation, family dynamics, and a little thing called A-Yeast led the Heineken family to create the world’s most international premium beer.
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Ingredients
Water, Malted Barley, Hop Extract
Package Dimensions
33.5 x 20.3 x 15.2 cm; 6.96 Kilograms
Alcohol Content
5 Percent by Volume
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