Gold with big, foamy white head / Toasty grain nose / Light to medium body, effervescent, crisp with good, dry finish / Flavor of toasted grain with honey and floral notes / Textbook.

Bottle. Pours hazy gold with a thin white head. Smells malty and a small hint of hops. Tastes like corn malts, some grains, but a little hoppy. Pretty good.

golden pour. white head. malty and grainy aroma. Flavor is malty and a bit sweet, but nothing at all to write home about.

(bottle - 500 ml) Clear yellow pour with a fizzy white head. Aroma is light and hoppy with a little bit of sweetness in it as well. Some light citrus hiding at the back. Flavor is very light and crisp at the start with a light touch of hops mixed with some spice and a little bit of yeast. The middle is crisp and sweet with hints of apple peels and then moves to a very dry and slightly bitter finish. Very nice.

<b>In short: </b>A macro-ish pseudo-pilsner lager.<br /> <b>How: </b>Bottle, drank fresh the day of purchase<br /> <b>The look: </b>Clear yellow-blonde body topped by a short-lived small white head<br /> <b>In long: </b>Oily sugary cereals. Some honey. Taste of Corn Flakes™. Shy hops. Total lack of character. Macro sensation. Insultingly bland. Some rotten fruits as the beer warmed-up. I was in a road trip in the USA and after too many imperial-something I felt like a refreshing European lager. I picked one I didn’t know. That’s what I got. I would be in a trip over-sea and missing north-american food I would randomly chose something I never had and I’d pick a McFish sandwich. That’s the type of looser I am.