LIDL Beer Festival 2024 REVIEWED: Perlenbacher Festbier, Wheat Beer & Radler Festbier!
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In this video I review three beers from the June 2024 LIDL Beer Festival:
Perlenbacher Festbier 5.5%
Perlenbacher Wheat Beer 5%
Perlenbacher Radler Festbier 2.5%
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Another great review from Frankie Boyle đ
It's usually Nick Frost - a man of many celebrity faces it seems.
Radler is German shandy - I'm not sure what you were expecting other than sweetness? Literally half beer, half lemonade, which if they started with a 5% beer would give you the 2.5% on the can.
Certainly wasnât expecting it to be ânot sweetâ but I can only report my experience and with this it was just too sugary for my tastes. But as I said, many will love it Iâm sure!
@@TheCrumbyBeard I actually had one of these a few weeks ago. I thought it was pretty good and tested like a proper lager shandy from a pub where they haven't overdone the lemonade. Certainly miles better than any UK canned shandy.
@@stewstube70 oh interesting. I wonder if I had a dodgy can or something. Mine felt like itâd be cut with 50% concentrated cordial! I have another can, hopefully itâs more like what you described!
@@TheCrumbyBeard Radler is not a beer. It came onto the market to give people who cycle home a light taste of beer. A bike is called a RAD in Germany, a RADLER is a biker.
yeah, a beer reviewer critizizing a german Radler is like a Whiskey reviewer criticizing Whiskey and Coke.
I have had these and think they are superb value for money. You can pay 3 times the price for worse beer, but you can't pay less than these and find better.
As you mentioned, they aren't the best beers in the world but they are very good indeed. As an example, the wheat beer is nicer than the budget wheat beer Lidl has in stock in its core range, their Petronus.
Great review as always!
Spot on!!! Cheers!
Price, quality and availability factor's makes this dam good
Colawiezen used to be my favourite low alcohol drink when is used to travel to Germany
Basically 50/50 cola and weizen beer. The Dunkel being my favourite beer anyway
I do love a dunkel - not sure I immediately fancy it with a cola mixer but I could be persuaded. Any brand of weizen in particular that works well?
Perlrnbacher are the king of budget German beers in the uk
Perlenbacher beer tastes best in bottles and there's a new keg version out too for "Lidl" stores, but I can't find any locally yet. Also, "ALDI" sell Rheinbacher beer in bottles and it's available in 2 different varieties.
The quality you provide, excellentđ
Thank you sir đ«Ą hope youâre well
Iâve had the FestBier and Wheat beer numerous times and totally agree, solid for the money,
Looking forward to the Keg review.
SoâŠI filmed a keg review. And then gave up as itâs literally identical to the Festbier can from this video đ all Iâll say is I think itâs slightly better out the keg however itâs not very carbonated so unless you have a machine to keep it conditioned it will go flat pretty quickly!
Iâve got the keg . Looking forward to it . Sounds quite good đđ». Had the Premium pills with the glass . Thatâs very good . Cheers đ»
I bought it last weekend and it was great on day 1 but on day 2 it was really flat, needs to be drank in one go !
Iâm currently on Day 2 with it in the Beer Monster machine and so far so good! It certainly wasnât heavily carbonated though Iâll give you that!
I had a Belgian beer from this range, Similar to Leffe, but with a slightly stronger taste of cloves and sweeter aftetaste...it worked well, I find Leffe 6% a bit watery and bitter...the Lidl one is 6.6%!
I think I got the slightly stronger one, pretty sure itâs 7% - Leffe in the UK is poor now so hopefully a viable replacement!
There's another beer for sale in lidle, Spaten. Absolutely love this for the perfect draft. Bought these and spaten the other day
I do enjoy Spaten, they didnât have any in my store sadly but Iâm fairly sure Iâve reviewed it before. I donât rate it highly amongst the other big Munich breweries but in comparison to the rest of the world it is solid đ
An alcohol content of 4.8 - 5.2% is perfectly adequate for a session-beer in Germany. After all, nobody here wants to 'shoot themselves out of the world' with strong beer. Of course, there are always people who act according to the motto 'half drunk is money wasted'.
I forgot about Lidl! I was wanting Belgian style beers, and I forgot that Lidl and Aldi are German đ
Haha. They donât have big brands often but always worth a look!
@@TheCrumbyBeard well, even their in house options are decent FOR CHEAP it seems đ€·ââïž
@@galaxyguy4522 better than equivalent price in mainstream supermarkets for sure!
Try the box of Van Steenberg box of six 10% beers.
I have had these before! They are excellent value for sure!
When did 5% become sessionable?
When 7% IPAâs took over, sadly.
None of this stocked in at least 4 of my local Lidl stores surprisingly?
It is not with the other beers it is stored in the middle aisle.
Only 89p a can a few years back.âč
Yeah, the times we live in eh!
Their Pilsner is so good, I'd buy several cans, with the glass, just to drink it.
Which one? The Perlenbacher?
@@ratttttyyy yeah. Their October fest pilsner. Different to the usual one.
@@robrn1975 I'm off to Lidl.
Sadly didnât have any of that in my store, sounds fantastic!
@@TheCrumbyBeard they only had the premium pils with the glass so I only got one can sadly
Dear God this review is all over the place. It was actually hard to watch because you kept contradicting yourself.