Becks Green Lemon

Bottle. Pours a clear green colour, like a lighter Pisang Ambon, with no head at all. Aroma is citrusm but not in a good way. No palatefeel whatsoever. Flavor is citrus/lime, but most of all dish wash soap. Disgusting.

Bottled. Clear nuclear green. Artificial lemon lemonade with cloying syrup. No malt to back the swfullness with. No bitterness - just chemicals and metal. Truly revolting.

Bottled 33cl. It pours a pale green beer with a small white head. The nose is rather mediocre with lemon juice and lime with a hint of mint appearing. Very sweet. Cloying taste. This beer makes you cringe. Quite a lot of lime showing up in the taste too. Poor lacework. Sweet artificial finish.

50cl can. Another "sports-drink" without any talent. Citrus, lemon & sugar. Low carbonation. Fakin’ the funk with this one. . . .

No 337
Rated:06.03.2008
Bottle white, 330 ml
Appearance: Pours amazing, unexpected greeny - yellowish, pale body colour, there is medium carbonation and head initially small decreases and finally vanishes. Body colour is like liquid for washing the dishes, reminding me of toxic waste, selledine body colour.
Aroma: Artificial candy, sugary, lemon aroma is dominating over the whole aroma, it is very simple and focused on that aspect, really not the worst, but very hard to assess in regular terms, but again reminding of diswashing liquid.
Flavour: Very strongly accidic start, refreshing, than comes a clean, neutral moment and after some time you can feel very gentle sweety maltyness on palate with some artificial sugar additives. Not very drinkable, not very good, rather a kind of werid alternative, being beer like but still not the worst. In fact one of the best lemon beers of this poor taste group of beer. Finish duration is rather short. A hint of ginger, lime and lemon. Simple and one dimentional.
Palate: Body is light, texture is wattery to syrupy, carbonation on palate is initially lively than slowly decreases to soft at finish. Finish feel is astringent - light, metalic, accidic.