Pours yellow with a thin white head. Smells of skunky malt, some peppery hints. Tastes of dry malt and earthy with some hints of bitterness on the finish.

10-May-08 (330-ml bottle, Best before May, 2007: Obtained 10-Apr-08 in trade with bogdi1, thanks Juha!) Hazy, dark-straw color. Small, nearly-white head fades fast to a thin layer that is propped up by the carbonation bubbles rising through the beer. Oxidized nose, cardboard is quite strong, some grainy malts in the background. Doesn’t smell bad, just old. Dry, corny, grainy malts at the forefront with very light spicy hops far in the background. Not great flavor, but it is reasonably malty. Moderate cardboard is present but not gross and it shows less prominence than the nose. Light in body, soft in carbonation. Not awful when cold, but as it warms up, look out. I expect it will be better if fresher too, but not much better.

bottle with no label at all, traded with jeverszeuge. Clear golden yellow with some tiny floaties. Malty nose. Light-bodied, grainy and slightly dusty. Quite alright.

12 oz. bottle shared by DarkElf, with a best by date of May 2007 - we’ll see... Pours slightly hazy pale golden, with a thin white head. Cereal grain aromas, with a hint of citrus peel and light grassy floral notes. Flavors of grainy malts, more of the grassy and lemon notes, somewhat oxidized tasting. Thin body and assertive carbonation. Not so good in a rating situation, but I can imagine that served fresh and ice cold, on a hot Liberian afternoon, this wouldn’t be too bad.

Bottle. Pours a light pale yellow with a small white head. Aroma of grain, malts, and a hint of metal. Flavor is corn, grain, and notes of grassy hops with a thin body and a short finish.