Ungstrup (14757), Frederiksberg, Denmark Apr 12, 2007 Bottled. A dark orange beer with a dying beige head. The aroma is sweet and very lightly beery combined with light hoppy notes. The flavor is a mixture of acidic and sweet - but in a very subdued way, combined with light notes of malt, and fruit, but no real signs of hops, though the end is still nicely bitter. The carbonization tickles the tongue. kook (2034), Perth, Western Australia, Australia Sep 6, 2006 Bottle (GBBF 2006): Fizzy gold. A bit bland. Would be nice chilled as a lawnmower beer. Light spice and biscuits. Drinkable. duff (5474), Surrey, Greater London, England Sep 1, 2006 Bottle, thanks Ungstrup. Pretty bad. Very sweet, very light. Tasted like old/stale light beer. yes, its a light beer, not so sure if its old though. Very watery, not much happening, too sweet. harrisoni (6703), Ashford, Kent, England Aug 15, 2006 Bottle at GBBF 2006. Golden with thin white head. Perfumed nose, bit over carbonated. Bit thin on malts, some citrus hops on end. Bit of sickly malt too. But mostly an empty beer. Carbonation is too much. maeib (4681), Wootton, Northampton, Northamptonshire, England Aug 9, 2006 Bottled – GBBF. A light copper coloured beer. The aroma is sweet and corny. There is a lot of unpleasant plastic charcter. The taste is also heavy on the plastic. Tinny, carboanated and dull. Nothing nice about this one. omhper (12154), Stockholm, Sweden Aug 7, 2006 [Bottled at GBBF] Clear golden, creamy head. Some citrus. Fairly soft despite weak maltiness. There is a hint of metal but no bitterness. Slightly better than average commercial low alcs.
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