UPDATED: FEB 20, 2022 From the Can at Chris O's Pre-GBBF Shindig 04/08/2012 Big malt aroma. Golden coloured a little sweet on the palate and fruity with a hint of dryness and bitterness in a lasting malt finish.

Can from local market, Espoo. Originally rated 08092011. Colour is slightly cloudy golden with small white head. Aromas and flavours: Sweetness, grain and malts.

Can at the ChrisO Pre-GBBF Shindig 2012 - London. Pours clear gold with a fine, white cream head. Cereal nose, some cardboard. Medium to big sweet flavor, tons of bread and cereal. Medium bodied with fine to average carbonation. Sugary sweet finish, some wet cereal, faint berry fruits. OK.

courtesy of oh6gdx; canned - slightly hazy dark blond beer with no head retention; aroma of grain, popcorns and paperboard; medium-bodied, pretty harsh palate with some artificial sweetness below; a short grainy and flowery finish - dubious

Can. Pours clear amber, little head. Very little of any kind of aroma. Same goes for taste. Low carbonation. At first quite nice, but in the end just dull.

Canned. Nikolai vuosiolut 2012 was actually a nice exception in the line of Sinebrychoff beers. It’s enjoyable with smooth, soft refreshing taste that had just about right amount of hops for the body making it well balanced brew.

Smell of malts, sugar, some honey. Amber colour, hazy, beige head. Sweet. Aroma of syrup, sugar and honey. Some flowers and faint trace of nuts. Medium sharp carbonation.

Bottle @ Chriso’s Pre-GBBF Shindig. The pour’s deep gold with no head. The nose is grains, honey, some light orchard fruits. The taste is corn, some sweet cereal. The body’s clean and light. Boring, not particularly tasty.

sample at Chriso’s Pre GBBF. light copper pour. light fruitiness in flavor, other than fruit little else going on. blah

Looks like unfiltered beer, and smells like lager. Taste is lagery like as well. There is metallic aroma, without any interesting nuances. The usual mild hops, giving grass, and bit of malts are present. Nearly equivalent to any super market beer.