Bottle. A clean, clear refreshing lager. It has a light hop tang, and a mild sweetness. A pretty solid choice for a south american brew.

35 cl bottle at yngwie´s tasting at the ferry Christian IV. Clear golden color, disappering white head. There is almost no aroma, but some hints of malt. Flavor has some malty sweetness and bitterness, but most of all very watery.

Pours a see through yellow with a big head. It smells of malt and earth. Taste has a small hint of hops, no idea which ones but mostly a malty and earth taste. It finshes smooth but a bit flat. Ehhh, not the worst beer I have had.

12 oz. bottle in trade from daknole- thank you. Served in shaker- poured horribly transparent yellow with golden tints, low carbonation, foamy one finger white head did formed and stayed for more than a minute which I guess is good. Aroma of hops, wheat, and field corn. Hits the mouth with a thin body, corn taste is there but not overly heavy like some PL’s, malt is very vague, water in the middle, finish is clean. Not bad for the unreal climate of Colombia when the brew is ice cold.

Bottle courtesy of Dankole. Pours a light gold with a 2 finger rocky white head and spotty lacing. Nose is light hops and malt. Taste is pretty much the same with a very dry finish. It doesn’t have that sweet corn taste like most of these types of beers have. Lighter mouth feel. Better than BUD. Thanks Dak – another country checked on the list!