Fink Bräu Pils 2.8%

Canned. Yellowish golden, no head. Aroma consists of hops and malt. Flavour is very mild, pretty much malt mixed with water. Very watery beer. Price/quality ratio is good though...

Canned
Lager color with diminishing white head. Aroma is metallic, malty like smell near breweries :) Sharp carbonated mouthfeel. Very watery with some hops present. Gives malty aftertaste. Price/quality ratio is good :)

Can. Pours a clear goldenish colour with a short bubbly head. Aroma of some malt and grains. Thin mouthfeel. Flavour of grains with a little malt and a mild bitterness. Simple.

(Canned, BBE 03/2005) When a beer can in Finland costs 0,34€, you really should set a new standard for rating it... Beer doesn't get any cheaper than this! Typical lager color, small, diminishing head. Skunky, metallic, rubbery, hoppy aroma. Flavor is slightly malty with hops mostly absent. Faintly fruity, carbonated finish. Watery, oily and carbonated palate. Not the worst low-alcohol, though - especially for the price you pay.

330ml can (Lidl)
Light golden, brief pale head. Herby, slightly hayey aroma, not as unpleasant as I was expecting from something so cheap. Very watery palate. Taste is a very simple artificial plasticky sweet light malt, with a hint of something hop-like. Not actually bad, just very very lacking in good.

Bottled. Golden with abrief, white head. Sour and metallic unpleasant aroma. Extremely artificial flavour; very thin and harsh mouthfeel. Some bitterness.

Light yellow colored, little white head. Mild and cheap aroma: hops and sweetness with some metal tones. Thin bodied, almost like water. Flavor is also mild with metal and sweetness, some hops in aftertaste.

(Bottle) Pale golden colour with frothy, white head. Malty nose with notes of grain, bread, hay and grassy hops. Malty taste with grain, bread, sweet malt and a decent grassy bitterness in the finish. Thin body. Not too awful.