Victoria Bitter Midstrength

375ml bottle. Bland to look at when poured with a taste to match. Thin and watery with no head, small white bubbles only. Skunky aroma with a heavy hop mixture. Bland taste and texture, not flavoursome at all.

Can @ home

You would have to drink this to find out how bad it really is, but that is not something that I would recommend. This ’brew’ tastes phenomenally bad; I never poured it from the can so I can’t comment on the appearance but it had a rancid aroma and a nasty watery texture and metallic taste. Totally unpalatable. I imagine rust would taste much like this does.

Another rather thin and watery, mass-produced Australian beer. This is the sort of stuff you buy a case of for a house party, not something you buy to savor and compare tasting notes. But you could do worse. A cold VB on a hot Australian day can work wonders.

Smelt of the Tourist town, Rotorua, as soon as I opened the bottle. Clear bright gold colour with thin white head that disapated quickly. Bland thin and watery with mild metalic bit at the end.

Hmm. Interesting. Its not too bad. The alchohol is kinda weak. Overall its got a decent flavor and is worth a try.

This beer wishes it was XXXX gold. and tastes like VB missing its legs. Still it is better than being offered a cartlon mid. I would buy either this or gold depending what is on sale.

A little on the thin and watery side with a high carbonation. Mild to moderate bitterness with a slight metallic taste. Drinkable (it must be as I just drank it) but but just as uninteresting as most other mass produced pale lagers

Clear gold/amber colour with a very thin white head. Thin bodied with average carbonation. Bland, watery and boring...VB with less alcohol....Not a good beer. - 330ml bottle.