larsniclas (3032), Gothenburg, Sweden May 1, 2008 Canned.
Golden with a soapy, white head.
Sour maize in both aroma and flavour. Cereal and dry with vegetables.
scrizzz (504), kirkland, Washington, USA Aug 27, 2008 clear yellow, very temporary head, full of the classic sweet lager aroma. not looking forward to this. while I don’t detect any corn or rice, there’s a sweetened fullness to the body and it inhibits any hop finish. I actually get a numbing tingle in my mouth like from a sore throat spray. yuck. KimJohansen (4294), Copenhagen V, Denmark Jul 22, 2008 Clear golden with medium head. Sweet with mild caramel malty and grainy notes. sir_Pino (588), Zawiercie / Żywiec, Poland Jul 18, 2008 No 301
Rated: 16.01.2008
Bottle brown, 500 ml
Appearance: Pours shiny and perfectly clear, bright golden body. Head is nice, quite deep, frothy and medium in size slowly decreasing to a small, tiny froth. Bodu is not strongly carbonated, rather mild effervescence. Head is white in colour and when decreases, there is practically no lacing. head is mostly diminishing.
Aroma: Milky, chalky, some mild and gentle atomatic hoppy nose, crystalized honey sweetness, a hint of citrus like lemon and lime to a lesser extend. Not much, rather simple aroma of premium Lager, not that weak, but again...simple, nothing surprising.
Flavour: Frony is sweet, refreshing, aromatic, than you can feel some accidity and carbonation on palate, what comes after is aromatic grassy, gentle hoppy nose. Generally the beer is too accidic and giving the impression of saltyness. Some grainy sweetness on palate. Generally easy going and drinkable, nothing repulsive, some bitterness on palate at finish. Finish duration is short.
Palate: Body is light, texture is wattery with nice hints of accidic saltyness, carbonation is livlely on palate. Finish feel is rather chalky, but generally grainy with weak aromatic hoppy nose.
leaparsons (4001), Leicester, Leicestershire, England Apr 9, 2008 Can. Dull gold with a small head. Aromas are grain with some fruity pear. Flavours are sweet grain with some fruitiness. Some damp and soapy notes. Pretty poor.
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