igneous1 (1374), Davenport, Iowa, USA Nov 11, 2004 light golden, clear as a bell, head is white, thin, but mostly lasting. arom has typical paper bag, adjunct qualities...same as flavor..paper, corn and/or rice. as good as BMC. BeerPrince (1701), Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Oct 24, 2004 Clear, golden appearance, even white head that sticks around for a bit with a bit of lacing. Aroma is grainy and slightly skunky. Balanced, even lager flavor at the beginning but sours near finish. tsarman (794), Northern, New Jersey, USA Oct 14, 2004 Very very pale color, perhaps light then even a Corona. Frothy soapy white head. For water it is not that bad. At least no harsh after taste. Though this beer is a little lacking. HermanW (619), Coevorden, Netherlands Sep 17, 2004 It is not so good. Not much taste. But it is drinkable! whiterabbit81 (243), Tallahassee, Florida, USA Sep 16, 2004 I was lucky enough to get a real fresh sample of this. Unfortunantly, it’s quite unimpressive. Faint golden color with a pale, unimpressive head. Not much in the aroma department. Flavor is quite mild and relatively well-balanced, but altogether boring. Slightly sweet finish with just a touch of hops. A sorta thirst-quenching beer, but really nothing special at all. Just a tad better than an average american standard. pintbypint (1002), Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Sep 13, 2004 500ml brown bottle. Grassy/sweet malt aroma, poured pale yellow. Head was fluffy white. Very faint malt and hops, watery. Cornfield (4892), Oak Forest, Illinois, USA Sep 7, 2004 Updated: Jul 4, 2005The "delicate flavor" in the commercial description seems to mean "lack of flavor." Very pale and watery, even by America’s mass marketed lager standards. The metallic aftertaste was a real turn-off.
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JensenTaster (1585), Denmark Sep 2, 2004 (on bottle)Very pale yellow and a nice head. Not bad, but it does kind of remind me of a cannned beer, that gassy, metallic feeling to the palate.
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