Foster's Lager has an image that is the envy of its rivals. In a global beer industry ever more dominated by giant brands, the "Amber Nectar" is instantly recognisable as a refreshing glass of ...

It's one of a number of beers marketed as quintessentially Australian/British/Indian etc which turn out to have rather more complicated stories.

Foster's - Australian lager brewed in the UK. ... The beer once got named the greatest lager of all time, and you can safely bet that somebody had a lot of fun judging that competition.

Lidl's Foster's dupe scored 14 out of 20 Lidl's answer to Foster's - Excelsior Lager has a decent flavour and is less flat than Aldi's dupe. Again, it lacks character and body and would better be ...

FOSTERS is making a major change to its pints and punters are not impressed. The move will see the alcohol content in pints watered down. Heineken, which owns Fosters, said that it will reduce the … ...

Foster's International New Zealand is set to strengthen its position in the premium beer category with the launch of the full strength 4.9 per cent alc/vol international Foster's Lager.

“Lager is a beer brewed at low temperatures using yeast that are described as bottom-fermenting,” study author and University of Cork microbiologist John Morrissey wrote in The Conversation.

While marketing would have you believe that Foster's is practically synonymous with Australian beer, its Aussie roots are arguably planted in American soil.