Bottle@Home. Not too bad and refreshing lager. Great in summer, could drink a few while sitting in the sun watching the girls walk by.

Can, 5.7%. Grainy aroma. Clear golden colour. Grainy and rough flavour. Quite standard.

50 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden orange with a lacing white head. Metallic and bitterhops aroma. Mild breadish malty flavour with a light caramel note. Medium dry and vaguely bitter finish.

Can 500 ml.Golden colour with medium small head.Aroma of hops and corn,malty and weak feels watery and thin with short finish.

<b>No 222</b><br /> <b>Rated: 18.09.2007</b><br /> <b>Bottle brown, 500 ml, 12.5 P</b><br /> <b>Appearance: </b>Pours bright golden, palae orange, rather pale in colour, carbonation of body is lively, head is foamy and quickly disappearing, what lasts is a micro-crown of white froth. Appears to me as a typical lager good for refreshing for a hot day. Head is disappears quickly. Body is clear and transparent, sparkling almost like fizzy drink.<br /> <b>Aroma: </b>Plums! Chalk, dust, rather faint, weak, simple, a kind of mediocer quality water. Old, soured grapes, a bit milky, very faint and really hard to distinguish when it comes to hops and malts. A hint of sezam. Very weak aroma, really! Old wood.<br /> <b>Flavour: </b>Very weak, a hint of sugar and water that is really the most noticable flavour- altimate flavour of water, carbonation on palate is weak, a hint of malts but again watered, a kind of one of good lagers but really high salty and light sugary but first of all water. Finish duration is short. A refreshing drink reminding beer taste.<br /> <b>Palate: </b>Body is light to medium, texture is wattery, carbonation on palate is soft, finish feel is flat and chalky, very light alcoholic &#40;alcohol is quite well hidden&#41;.<br />