Bottle, from Vijay’s. Pale weak heading, vanishes quickly. Verry fizzy. Little nose to speak of just a sort of stale graininess. Weak mouth feel, watery, light malt taste little or no detectable hops fast spritzy finish ..clean taste what little there is of it. I suppose the ise is to guzzel this stuff like seltzer water with hot food, but this did little to light up the beef Vidaloo I had. Just another weak pale commercial lager.

A non-offensive lager that, despite the Indian theme, is nothing at all special. Pretty good for a lager, yet as such, doesn’t compare to bigger, more advanced brews. Better than most North American lagers; Nothing more, nothing less.

Bottle at some Indian restaurant on Queen Street West in Toronto. Pale gold with a small white head that disappears quicker than you can say "aloo gobi". Aroma is sweet and vaguely grainy & grassy. Body is thin and crisp. Flavour is light and not unpleasant, with no off-notes or obvious adjuncts, just thin malt and subtle hops. Pretty much what I expected, really.

Unpleasant and skunky aroma. Nice yellow golden appearance. Very watered down.

Bottle at Masse’s Inddian Restaurant- Sparkling gold pour, topped with a short lived bleached white fizz. Very subtle grass/hay aroma with lots of grain and sugar. Sweet grassy and grain flavour, slightly bitter and floral, but it is quite subtle. No real adjunct detectable, but not much in the way of flavour. Quick, spritzy finish.