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Bottle. Pours a hazy piss yellow with a thin white head. Skunked. The bottle was opened about 10 feet away from me and I could smell it from there. Horrible. Greasy grain. Grainy and gross, sweet corn and old cardboard. Finishes with dry bitter grains.

33cl bottle. Light clear golden, tiny fizzy fading head. Mineral, slighly malty nose, pretty dry, has a strong club soda or even better, N/A feel. Sweetish, clean flavor, no nasties, slighly mentholey hops, a bit sugary, but raesonably refreshing. Light bodied, basic strongly carbonated palate. Middle-of-the-road.

Good call from the Beer Snob - completely unremarkable. Big grainy and slightly stale flavours drive a very standard beer that really borders on pale lager in style. Sweetish but very industry malts on the finish.

Sperando che l’italiano sia ben accetto.. Devo dire che questa birra mi ha davvero stupito in negativo. Prezzo molto modesto, sì, però ho dovuto faticare terribilmente per mandarla giù tutta.. Nessun aroma, nessun sapore. Credo che non si ripresenterà una situazione in cui potrò giudicarla nuovamente.

Ice cold on a steaming hot day in Firenze... Absolutely 100% unremarkable. Very pale yellow, thin head and an aroma of macro brewed beer. Having said that, it went down easy and left no aftertaste.

Bottle pours straw yellow with a creamy white head. Nose is slightly skunky with a lot of bread. Starts of with slightly sweet grain and finishes on a decent bitter hop note. Body is pretty thin which contributes to this being an easy drinker. Nothing interesting, nothing offensive.

Not a bad beer at all for a session. Pours a tall head that lingers with a pale yellow color. Aromas of skunky toast. Light nectar with good carbonation. Very mellow and smooth with a superb bittering component. Seriously, not bad.