Harp Premium lager beer
Feeling boring in this part of the world because of economy melt down which really affected me so much, I remembered I had to make a post on @beersaturday. It’s seems boring from the moment I woke up this morning, couple with the financial crisis in the country which makes it look worst. But this evening, the mind was able to get relaxation after we chose to take a walk around the neighborhood, with a flat mate of mine and took some Harp lager beer.
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SPECIFICATION
Brewed by: Guinness Company (Diaego)
Style: Pale Lager
Serve in: Lager glass, Shaker and Bottle
Ingredient: Water, Barley Malt, Hops, yeast and Cereal grains
Taste. Crisp/bready/grainy. (Smooth’s, wheat and decent hops)
Alcoholic content: 5.0%
Bottle size: 600 ml and 33 cl can
Color: Deep red/brown with white head
Aroma: subtle grainy Aroma (grains, malt and wheat)
Characteristics: Refreshing.
Appearance: clear deep golden, dense lasting bright head,
Palate: grainy
Flavor: Tangy (light medium bitterness/sweetness, grainy pills and dry finish)
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History
Due to the growing demand for continental beer by consumers at Britain, Africans and Ireland. In 1960 harp was incorporated by Guinness Company (Diageo) and later introduced to Nigeria in 1974, it took over market within a short period of time due to it Crisp/bready/grainy test as it left you with no handover. So most consumers of harp enjoys having it during weekends and sharing it freshness among friends and families.
Always Drink responsibly
And with Style. Not to forget yourself
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pictures were captured with my phone Tecno K7
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I would like to see some photos of the beer poured into a glass, and of the place where you are drinking the beer.
Nice post.