This is one of the most distinct lagers I ever had. everything seams to be well balanced here, old-fashioned green bottle, ceramic cap, taste. This is very hopy lager and you notice that as soon as you open the bottle. Good smooth taste with no bitternes, refreshing and easy to drink. It is one of those beers which tastes good from its bottle. Can be enjoyed by men or woman equally.

Ok, it's a nice beer, not a great beer, but a nice beer. I walked into O'Neils and they didn't really have much on tap, so apart from Stella or Amstel, i had no option to choose a Grolsch.

I'd consider Grolsch to be mid-range lager, nicely priced, and doesn't usually give a nasty hangover.

I especially like the glass, ergonomically designed so it fits snuggly in the palm of my hand.

in fact, we've just had a vote, and out of 4 different pints, Grolsch came top. Go on, try it... it won't hurt you, and you may even be suprised the taste and quality this Dutch lager has to offer, especially on a hot summers day.

I'd really recommend it... knock yourself out.

Better than any American beer anyway!

Grolsch is marketed well, the distinctive bottles are certainly eye-catching and the ads on TV make me chuckle, but I find it a little too potent, the taste is too sharp for me and I basically can't handle it. I suffer from terrible headaches the next day, together with several other troublesome side-effects. Grolsch can be very expensive in the supermarket and in pubs and bars too. I think more superior products are available on the market at the moment. I would only buy this Grolsch in conjunction with a good offer. The after-taste is quite nasty and it lingers for a while too.

Grolsch Lager is Not my favourite beer, but is still certainly worth a drink. To the review above, I can't find many pubs and bars that have it on and I don't think its bad on draught but I mainly drink it out of bottles at home. If your a fan of strong continental beers than you would probably prefer stella.

In my view Grolsch is a pretty unique lager in that it tastes much nicer in bottles than on draft. Get in a crate by all means and enjoy yourself, but a pint down the local, don't be silly, you see the problem is it tastes nasty, dirty really. I've had it in a few pubs hoping to recreate the sweet taste of Grolsch from the bottle with no success. If you are unfamiliar with Grolsch I believe it to be a Dutch Tipple and is up there in the alcohol content with Stella and it is not too disimaler in taste bar what I shall refer to as the 'dirt' factor. I'd be interested if anyone anyone agrees with my Grolsch observations, leave a comment if you do or you don't.