Amstel Light: Coors Light's European Cousin

Good Lager but not much love

The good thing about the Chili's and Beer Cafe's of Delhi is the brilliant food and often brilliant array of beers they have on offer. So, while these are priced at a premium to your domestics and often don't come under your 1+1 offers (Yes, I'm a cheap fuck too), you can sit and sample a good number of phoren  beer while you're there.

Amster Light was made by this tiny brewery in Amsterdam until it as taken over by big daddy Heineken. Its a 3.5% ABV which makes it ideal to wash down your generous Tex-Mex food.

The head was uninspiring but the beer stood firm till the last sip. That's the one quality about phoren beers that I wish Indian beers had. The last sip on an Indian pint is always horrible and has zero carbonation. So the first sip of your beer and the last one differs widely on taste and flavor. This is not the case with a lot of these beers.

There is a sure sense of corn which you can sense at the very beginning. I think that the beer was very watery. I did not particularly enjoy all of it, I wouldn't be buying it anytime soon. The other European beer I had that night was much more promising (Find the review above). This beers feels more like an American beer than a European one considering the corn flavor and Coors Light clone quality that it has. Recommended with fried goodies and nice dips. Cheers!