Aroma is a little skunky with light grass and malt. Pours gold with a decent head and lots of bubbes. Flavor is also a little skunky sweet with some grassy hops and a crisp finish. It was nice on the deck after being out in the heat.

Drank on Elizabeth’s birthday--Poured a light hazy golden body with a fluffy white head. Nutty, creamy, cereal nose. Very creamy on the tongue. Favorable subtle smooth finish, but pretty lame overall as for extremeness. Word.

Rated: 26.07.2007
Bottle green, 660 ml
Appearance: Head is rocky white, head size is initially huge but systematically, quite quickly diminishing, head lacing is fair, head is mostly diminishing. Body is golden even amber, not perfectly transparent and clear and sparkling very gentle.
Aroma: Hoppy, a bit skunky (but only hints due to green bottle), chalky, mineral nose but weak, malts in aroma are not much preceptable, plain, strait rather poor, typical boring aroma, nothing extraordinary, a hint of old grease, no alcohol hints.
Flavour: Front is sweet and wattery, like water with sugar, than you can feel again sweetness on palate that becomes stronger and made your tongue dry and sticky, it is a big mistake to add an extra sugar to the beer and call it on etiquete ’Pilsener’. Finish is moderate sweet and short. Nothing interesting, very watered hops and malts.
Palate: Body is light ot medium, texture is wattery, tongue is dry at finish in a nasty way. Carbonation on palate is almost flat, finish is a bit chalky, parched and nothing more of a taste, only negative aspects. The worst beer should follow that particular one should not be worser and the sad story is, that there are some worser one.

pale yellow to gold, active carbonation, active bubbly head that fell quickly to a film. weak sweet aroma, thin mouthfeel, but nice blast of hops in the sip. crisp finish.