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| Value for Money | 7.3/10 |
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| Reviewer Rating | 7/10 |
| Overall Rating | 8.2/10 |
Full review by
Anonymous101![]()
on 2nd Aug 2006
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Good Points: Heineken has enjoyed an upturn in fortunes following a successful re-brand. The product is very easy to drink and the funky new tins are certainly eye-catching.
Bad Points: The taste is nothing special and in my opinion there are far superior products on the market at a similar price at the moment. The re-brand of this lager has seen an increase in price across it's product range.
General comments: I don't believe in metaphor's but Heineken lager is like a 2nd division football club, who has seen a billionaire chairmen take over and vastly improve the squad, subsequently promotion to the premiership football has now arrived for Heineken. I think Champions League is a step to far for Heineken, they are never going to be a Bud,Stella,Becks,Carling or Fosters are they?
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Review by
sjaakie
on 10th Mar 2006
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There are a lot better alternatives to Heineken in Holland (Grolsch, Hertog Jan), but occasionally it's quite drinkable. I'd usually prefer other beers, although it's a lot better then some discount beers (Euroshopper, Import, Holger, Brouwmeester).
The flavour isn't really special, although in large quantities that hardly matters.
sjaakie's full review | 82 words
Review by
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on 3rd Jul 2004
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What can I say. After trying so many beer brands, Heineken beats them all. It has an unmistakable hobs flavour, a serious lager with refreshing taste, mild foam and fantastic look. I think the secret is in the yeast (strain "A") and the hobs quality. My favorite beer absolutely no doubt.
lucjaber's full review | 57 words
