It’s been a while, but Supermarket Weep is back! The series where myself and some ‘lucky’ guests, try supermarket own brand beer and beers brewed specifically for supermarkets. In previous episodes we all went wild in the aisles of Tesco and Aldi. Welcome to Supermarket Weep - Lidl.
A piece of advice for you, don’t trust the terrible cupboard holders that these beers come in. I opted to go without a bag or a trolley and regretted that decision.
The beers all fell out of the cupboard and onto the floor. I stuffed my pockets with some of the beers, which caused my shorts to fall down. A new low for me is accidentally exposing myself in a Lidl…
Trolley to the rescue! Ignore than BrewDog, that was for something else!
For this episode I was joined by friends of the blog, Dan and John. We kicked things off with Excelsior Lager, a French inspired beer.
This was bad, like really bad. It’s a really watery beer, with a weird sweet taste. Awful.
Next up was San Martinez. No prizes for guessing which beer this takes inspiration from….
Now I thought that the previous beer was bad, but this was worse! San Martinez goes down as a strong contender for the worst beer to appear on Supermarket Weep!
Continuing with the lager theme, Perlenbacher Premium Pils was next!
The next beer may be a tad controversial. As far as I’m aware, Steam Brew Session IPA is only brewed for Lidl. Therefore it counts!
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