This got an impressive (for this article) 7/100 on ratebeer, with one reviewer saying it’s like an old woman telling a boring story, but she falls asleep shortly after getting started. I feel like the microbrew explosion we’ve seen in Ireland recently is only barely starting to happen here, with mixed results so far. Because we work from the barcode, if producers does not make us aware of a label change we often miss updates until we are contacted about it. Wherever we collect sensitive information (such as credit card data), that information is encrypted and transmitted to us in a secure way.

Today, CISK Maltese Lager is widely available in Malta and is exported to various countries around the world. It is joined by The Warehouse Taproom, Bar and Restaurant , a fantastic venture which allows us to showcase our superb drinks range, with an accompaniment of great dishes. The Rubin Double Ale came in a Stretta glass, which I googled and found to be a new Maltese beer company.

Since its inception in 1929, Cisk Lager Beer has garnered numerous international accolades, making it a beloved beverage all year round, cherished by the people of the Maltese Islands. The closest analogy in Ireland would be the Guinness brewery, I’d think, though it seems only recently they’ve been expanding much beyond the staples of Guinness, Smithwicks and Harp – whereas Cisk et al have quite a diverse range and seem to have had so for most of their history. For 50 of your finest euro cents in one local supermarket (and seemingly nowhere else), you’re rewarded with 500ml of a perfectly serviceable lager. This beer scores a mighty 2/100 on ratebeer, with a lot of reviews complaining of the artificial lemon taste, and the beer being bad to begin with.

Its rich hop aroma and pleasant bitterness, combined with a mild astringency, make it an outstanding thirst-quencher. I think this was the priciest beer I’ve had all together at 5 euro, but I’ll be having another before too long.What better way to say “I Love You” than by sending your loved one something special from Beers of Europe! CISK is a golden-coloured, bottom-fermented Maltese lager with a distinctive and well-balanced character. This brew's opulent hop aroma and delightful bitterness have established it as the favoured choice for beer enthusiasts who cherish the authentic taste of its unchanged 1929 recipe. ps i think the cisk export is the better drink although i would NEVER turn down a cisk of any description.

We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Cisk, brewed and bottled by Simonds Farsons Cisk plc, MALTA, has introduced a new addition to its range of beers: Cisk Excel, a low-carbohydrate beer that retains the original Cisk Lager taste, with the same alcohol level. The group is further involved in property management and development through its fully owned subsidiary Trident Developments. The group is the franchisee for Boost Juice Bars, Burger King, Pizza Hut and KFC and manages this operation through Food Chain Limited. Steeped in tradition and heritage, the Farsons Brewery traces its origins to the vision and entrepreneurship of Lewis V.

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Recipient of a number of international awards since its launch in 1929, Cisk Lager Beer is popular any time of the year and consumed across the Maltese Islands, holding a strong presence at Malta’s traditional social band clubs, known as ”kazini”. There aren’t enough reviews on ratebeer for this one to have a score, and most of the reviews seem to be from one breakfast-o-clock house party in Warsaw in April. Following twenty years of rivalry, the Malta Export Brewery merged with Simonds Farsons Ltd in 1948 to form the company Simonds Farsons Cisk Ltd which soon after diversified its product portfolio and interests. I think being smaller, they’re better able to experiment and release new beers or retire old ones as the whim dictates – so rather than having 4 different-but-similar lagers, they’re able to play about with ingredients like caper flowers and chocolatey carob honey. Beers of Europe strictly adheres to these regulations and by agreeing to our Terms and Conditions on checkout you confirm that you are over 18 years old.Definitely not worth the money, especially considering at home you’d pay less for craft beers imported from halfway around the world. Please note that it isn’t always possible to provide a perfect looking bottle/label as this very much depends on the condition they are received in from our supplier.