Brewed since 1933 in Nairobi, Kenya, it really is just another bland blonde lager.
I guess it's no secret - "Tusker" isn't great!
Feb 15, 2006
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That's not necessarily bad... I had one African beer (wish I could remember the name!) that smelled/tasted a bit like formeldahyde. Ew...
Well, Tusker really does taste like any Bud-Miller-Coors brew, so that's "not great" in my book. Luckily, I only spent 99 cents on a 500 ml bottle, so I don't feel ripped off.
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My apologies; I didn't write very clearly... I didn't mean that Tusker "wasn't bad" necessarily, just that you could have had a far worse fate then BMC-like blandness.
I seem to recall that it has a relatively nice label if you tend to save bottles for display too. Again, not great, but I've seen worse.
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