Golden coloured. Sweet, slighly malty, one dimenensional with exceptionally low hop rate.

(Bottle 33 cl) Courtesy of oh6gdx. Clear, pilsener golden with a white head. Aroma of malt and brewing cereal. Medium body with a lightly sticky sweetness of corn starch or whatever and a touch of cardboard. Very discreet bitterness. 061007

Olvi’s pale lagers are better than either Hartwall’s or Sinebrychoff’s. For whatever that’s worth.

Canned. Golden colour, white mediumsized bubbly/foamy head, which disappears quickly. Malty and hoppy nose with weak caramel/honeyish hints. Strong bready malt in flavour with a bit bitter notes. Flavour also contains a bit caramellish sweetness. Not much aftertaste, except for weak bitterness.

Can, 5.2%. Weird marcipan aroma. Clear dark golden colour. Strange sweetness in the flavour, not exactly marcipan, but something like it.