Godfather: A beer you can't refuse

Pleasant Tasting, smooth finish 

The guy on the label looks like Karl Marx's stunt double. So this review might be a little biased.

Well designed, well branded. The label tells you that Devans Modern Breweries spent a fair bit of time on making their beer a stand-out on the shelf. It doesn't look cheap at all. Godfather comes in three variants: Lite, Lager and Strong. I tried the lager and pretty much liked it.

The pull over cap is quite a luxury with beers in this segment. And particularly because thekas in Ghaziabad almost refuse to have any openers to help you. So, you're mostly left doing funny party tricks to open your beer or making your gums play Shaktimaan on the beer crown.

The head is brief and uninspiring. The carbonation is rather low for a beer with such a heavy duty name. Would make for a good accompaniment with cheesier foods like pizzas and pastas.

There is some kind of grainy sweetness which results in a pleasant smooth finish. Looking forward to tasting Godfather Strong. Mild carbonation and mild sweetness might be a great combo in a strong beer. Let's see. Cheers!