UPDATED: FEB 16, 2024 Bottle at Fava, Edinburgh. Pours clear yellow gold with a thin white head. Aromas of light lemon and honey. Taste is more of the same. Clean finish. Inoffensive.

UPDATED: SEP 8, 2023 De garrafa 330ml. Uma cerveja interessante. Sabor malte e trigo. Leve, clara e espuma duradoura. 🍺🇬🇷

UPDATED: SEP 18, 2022 330ml green bottle. Pours a clear pale gold with a medium, foamy, long lasting, off-white head that leaves soapy curtains of lace. Semi-sweet aroma of bready pale malt, honey and skunky hops. Sweet flavour of toasted grainy pale malt, honey, grass, faint lemon and spicy hops in a dry, mild bitter finish. Light body with a watery texture and average carbonation. Crushable. Pretty standard.

UPDATED: JAN 13, 2021 Old rating from 16-03-15 - 330ml bottle brought back from Santorini, poured at home, it's golden with a small white head. Aromas & tastes of citrus, lemon, honey, grain & sweet malt. Light to medium body. Light bitter finish. Enjoyable

UPDATED: SEP 7, 2020 33 cl. bottle at home. High fluffy white lasting head. Clear yellow golden body. Sweet honey flowery aroma. Very sweet honey flavor with a dry lemon note. Little hops bitterness, low carbonation, long sweet finish. Definately too sweet.

UPDATED: AUG 21, 2020 Bottle from BCL bought in June 2020 for $4 CAD. Attack: crisis Mids: lvl3-sweetness, tangy grainy barley Finish: honey, wheat exhale Overall: basic grain flavor, some honey but not very tasty.

UPDATED: JUL 1, 2020 Standard pale lager with adjunct flavouring of honey and citron (which is not lemon); another of these Volkan beers from Santorini, I had a 'black' version before but never this original blonde one. At a Greek restaurant in Hulst in the southern Netherlands. Egg-white, mousy, dense and thick but slowly collapsing head on a clear, deep 'old gold' coloured beer with olive-greenish tinge. Aroma a bit lightstruck at first (cat pee), but this fades quickly to make room for impressions of breakfast cereals, chewing gum, drying grass, cold cooked pasta, wet flour, popcorn, dried flowers (the honey I suppose) and a vague, distorted background note of old dried lemon peel (the citron?). Rounded, very slick, cereally body, no real fruitiness, sweetish with prickly carbonation (very minerally and even unpleasantly stinging), thinnish and corn-ish but not blandly grain-sweet, with that grassy, floral and dried-spicy citron and honey touches subtly altering the flavour a bit in the end. Remains a badly disguised bland pale lager in all respects, though, with only the faintest grassy hop bitterish touch in the finish. Granted, the honey and the citron do add very slight accents, but in a very dull, 'dead' kind of way - and all too subtle to really make a difference with the masses of pale lagers flooding the planet. That said, I had much worse pale lagers than this one, too.

UPDATED: JUN 12, 2020 Very good 'Pale Lager' to drink. The aroma is great for this style of beer. Many malty nose there. The taste is bittersweet with great mouthfeel for the style of the beer. The carboration make the beer to have many bubbles in your mouth and that make the beer less refreshing but still is fine. The finish is amazing and you get great extra bitterness in there. Also i notice some metallic taste after the first hit and that is the worst thing about this beer. Overall a decent beer to drink in the summer.

UPDATED: JAN 17, 2020 Aroma is grain and honey, pours a clear gold color with a thin white head. Taste is sweet corn and honey with a light body.

UPDATED: JAN 8, 2020 This lager poured a hazy, medium yellow colour with a creamy, bright white head. Nice lacing. Scents include honey, dough and a little corn. First swig was quite thin but flavourful. Tastes of corn syrup and club soda. Finish is lightly sweet with cornish flavours lingering.