Denner Lager Hell
Brewed by Ramseier Suisse
Style: Pale Lager
Hochdorf, Switzerland
Manufactured for Denner AG / Zurich. Denner is Switzerland’s third largest supermarket chain after Migros and Coop, a discount chain considered to be the poor man of Swiss supermarkets as its cheaper than most, and where you can buy wine and beer at very low cost prices. You do have to give ity some respect though as it has been going since 1860, way back, so it has some history to it. Its motto is “One for all” (“Einer für Alle”) as the company describes itself as the “Retail’s Robin Hood”, who is fighting for cheaper prices for the customers.
It is majority owned by the Federation of Migros Cooperatives since 2007.
Denner was able to establish its own brewery in Switzerland, which now brews the “Denner Lager” into two bottlings (5 and 3.3 dl) and cans with 4.8% and the “Spezial” into 3.3 dl bottles with 5.2% alcohol.
Review: 50cl can of Denner Lager Hell: ABV: 4.8% vol
Cheap supermarket fare that comes in a distinct red can, with a small Swiss flag for the patriotic drinker.
Not much smell, very faint on the nose, but can detect malts and a lagery sort of aroma, all light on the nose but ok.
On pour got a big frothy head, some small bit of carbonation and a light golden yellow colour.
Head did die, a flat looking beer by the end. Not a looker.
On initial taste, unfortunately got a very soapy, cheapish taste, not nice at all, certainly no nice flavours. Was a bit too sweet especially initially.
Completely flat in taste and in look.
Tastes that I managed to find were some malts but that was generally it.
I guess considering it is a very cheap beer, you could argue it is ok considering it is smooth enough I guess, but its a little too metallic for me.
Not a bad session beer if desperate, Its ok to be fair.
Did get some nice enough mouthfuls and overall it is an ok beer I guess.
Not bad for a discount beer, does the business, but there are better discount options available and I dont think I will be buying it again.
Love the all black distinctive can with clear white lettering, stands out. Have read in a Swiss tabloid, that some have complained that it is to similar to the ISIS flag! That and the fact that Chopfab means “Head off”, a reference to downing the beer more than anything else!
Has a real lager smell, also very lemony, crisp and malty.
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On pour get a nice tanned head and a jet dark coloured stout, as expected.
Its very bubbly on the tongue.
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To note: the Black Pearl Classic Porter hasn’t won anything in the World Beer Cup!!
On the taste side of things, found it very hoppy!!
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Nice big brown looking bottle that is a 500 ml bottle, and not the usual 300ml sized one can get, which is all good, that bit more to drink! Like the striking label, which apparently depicts the royal crown of Polish King, John III Sobieski, born in 1629, the same year the brewery was founded.
Bit of carbonation. Not a bad looking beer.