Nothing premium about this. Pale looking beer with a corn, grainy, whatever else taste with a foul, somewhat skunked finish and aftertaste. A beer that is this much watered down should at least go down easily but this one did not. Sampled at Orlando Ale House, got the bill and saw this one cost $4.50. Yikes.
swing top bottle (500ml). -Cloudy pale yellow coloured, huge airy white head, offensive and strong sourish grassy cereals nose. Acidic hoppy barnyard, boiled vegetables and pickles taste with some acidic apple finish. Simply undrinkable. The nose is awful, the taste even worse. If it weren’t from Italy, I would have thought it was spoilt.
12oz bottle. Clear, golden yellow. White head. Heavy corn meal aroma. where’s the barley. Did they cross-breed it with some canola oil? Body is light watery, fizzy, and bland. Just like the flavor. Boring!
Bottle. Funky, skunky, footy nose that reminds of runny hot dog water. Dusty and grainy. Sickly yellow body with an off-white head. Taste is nasty, grainy and unregulated mash with a bit of metal and plastic. Cereal and mineral water with a light body. Cardboard and corny sweetness. Man! Nasty.
330ml Bottle - Amber/orange in colour. It smells like an energy drink such as Red Bull. A slight hint of peach and just the remotest beer aroma can be detected. The taste is sweet and very synthetic, just like Red Bull. An awful idea for a drink.
Canned: Clear pale yellow, big fluffy head. "Aroma" is sweet, rotten vegetables, vomit and glue. Thin and dry flavour with notes of wet, rotten grass. Who do they expect to buy this crap??!!
On tap at Ye Grapes, London. Gold body, slight head. Watery and not much taste. Slight hops in the finish. Dissapointing after trying some excellent microbrews earlier in the evening.
Free bottle from my buddy before an ultimate frisbee game. Nothing too offensive other than skunk. Overly carbonated and hard to drink all at once. A good chugging beer if there’s nothing else around, but I’ll avoid it if possible.
Crushed this at the WhiteSox Rangers game in the blazing heat at Arlington Park. It was in a metal bottle, which I guess was to combine the attractive metal taste and pour insulation, allowing the bottom third of the beer to turn hot, of a can with the elegance of a bottle. It really screams, "look, I drink crappy beer, but not out of a can like a total hillbilly". What can I saw about this beer? Afterward, I wish i didn’t drink it. It tasted like candy lime with maybe a bit of beer peeking through. Really, any "Beer" is masked. It’s almost like like seltzer water. I don’t see why you would get this beer, unless you don’t like beer, are trying to get a girl drunk, or it’s 100 degrees, and then you should probably be drinking water.
Canned at Petelax Beer Festival. Very pale yellow, airy head. Light vegetable aroma. Sweet and extremely thin. Empty with no trace of malt nor hops. Disgusting metallic finish with rotting garbage. Lick licking on ice cold metal at a garbage dump.
Canned at Petelax Beer Festival. Clear pale yellow, airy head. Papery and syrupy. Sweet and metallic with uncelan swetay fruit flavour. To call it mediocre would be an overstatement. This is awful.
Ugh....the only beer at an upscale country club party my band played at, next to top shelf booze too. If it wasn’t 90 degrees out, I wouldn’t have bothered, but they didn’t even have water cold poolside. I don’t know how people can say it doesn’t have taste......the minute it gets slightly warm it is almost undrinkable.
I bought some for cheap beer additive for cooking. It damn near ruined my chili! Smelled of beery soda water, sulfur. Grainy, thin, sulfuric. Pretty awful. Not straw but a light golden color.
Hazy golden with a small white head. Grainy aroma with a little hay and a faint hint of pineapple. Sweet grainy flavour with a husky drying in the finish.
Bottle--Well, I can mark this one off my list. I don’t get the Premium label, oh yes, marketing, how can I forget? I wonder what the regular light beer tastes like. I drank this right after a Bud Light Lime and I liked the Bud Light better. Skunky smell, yellow color and bad taste.
Many thanks go to my buddy Paul who went through a lot of trouble to get this to me. The carton was bloated when this arrived. Pours a very milky off white and looks like watered down milk. Smells like sour milk and is very lactic. Tastes like someone took a crap load of exotic grains and steeped them long enough to get something to ferment out of them, but never bothered to remove them. Very gritty with a spoiled milk mouth feel. Interesting, but having tried chicha and many other exotic fermented beverages, this one is by far the worst I have ever tried. Utterly disgusting!
From can. I would love to have celebrated my six hundredth beer with some quality. Unfortunately Old Milwaukee was the only beer available. Golden colour. Skunky aroma. Honey. Close to water. I’m trying to be nice, refreshing at best in the heat. I will never purchase this again.
Sampled in the BrewMaster’s Club at Busch Gardens Williamsburg on 07/10/2008. From bottle. Very clear very pale yellow body with a small off-white head. Big imitation rasperry aroma with hints of what might be pomegranate. Grainy flavor with light raspberry hints. Medium light body with high carbonation.
Pale yellow stuff with a small head. Starts with a better aroma, but after...Acidic terrible beer, carbonated vinegar-solution.No, oh no... I can’t drink my sample! And the acid aftertaste is everlasting on the palate. What a stuff, brrr.
Bottle - 500ml. Piss-like pale yellow body with instant-fading white foamy head. Very thin malty/hoppy aroma with some corny hints. Taste is rather watery and carbonation is agressive. Finish is non-existent. This is like drinking carbonated water.
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even stays after drinking from it. Bubbles are lazily caressing the sides of the glass, looking for the white foam above. Aroma is lovely banana, some green apple, lemons, coriander and wheat. Wonderful mouthfeel with high carbonation. Flavour is elegantly fruity -- thewolf of Svatý Norbert Pšeničné