bsjay (54), Oregon, USA
Oct 27, 2009 This functions more like a cream ale (thanks to the absurdly powerful, widget induced head) and is best utilized as an alternative to bland macro-beers, which are likely to overpower the selection where you found this can. If a better selection is present, by all means indulge.
 lithilorn (169), Covilhã, Portugal
Oct 17, 2009 Medium amber body and creamy white head. Light caramel and malt aroma with a little hops. Sweet flavor and a little bitter in the finish, but a very little. Average beer, but drinkable.
Gary (352), Buckinghamshire, England
Sep 25, 2009 Nito or Can this is lame. A shaving foam head . Tastes of h20 and stale caramel . Widgets are for lame-arses.
sound67 (157), Offenbach, Germany
Sep 8, 2009 Updated: Oct 19, 2009440ml can, as shown. This is one of those cans (like Guiness Draught) that comes with a plastic ball inside to keep the texture smooth, mellow. And it works: Poured into the glass it’s all foam first, then after it settles produces a small, but creamy and persistent head, and the carbonation is almost non-existent (despite the crafty phhhfffft it made when opening the can). This really feels like an on-tap beer. On the downside, there is almost no aroma (faint citrus and malt), the taste is rather bland, too. A little hop, a little malt, and a smooth, not-very-bitter-ish finish. Drinks very quickly, should be an easy-going on tap pint at your local pub. But very simple, and very plain.
gary07734 (391), Tyne & Wear, England
Sep 6, 2009 Updated: Sep 27, 2009Pours blonde and creamy, nothing much in the aroma. Taste is midly bitter, creamy and watery, lacking in anything else. Not very good.
Herkybird (20), YORK, North Yorkshire, England
Aug 9, 2009 The can probably tastes better than the beer in it. Like bland, tasteless shaving foam; not unpleasant but offers no obvious reason to drink it. No real characteristics. The cask version is much superior.
gservo (21), New Jersey, USA
Jul 6, 2009 This is a Nostalgic beer for me, good times good memories in New York , the Nitro head , decent aroma, and a HIGH Drink-ability, if you drink it slow and let it warm up a little as you drink you get a decent ale to drink
rosenbergh (843), Helsinki, Finland
Jul 4, 2009 440 ml can. 3.5%. From England.
Clear amber colour with thick white creamy head. Looks great when poured to pint. Weak caramel and malt aroma with notes of hops and maybe some fruits. And same goes with the flavour. Not so much hops in flavour. Very creamy but also watery. Not the best for my 500th rating. But at least decent. Could get another one in near future.
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