goozen (1061), Leiden, Netherlands Dec 18, 2006 Bottle, Tap, Can. One of the nicer pilsners of this brew-moloch. A good golden beer with athick head. DanBerg (59), Alkmaar, Netherlands Nov 17, 2006 Nothing special, nothing special. But not bad though. Don’t know anything to say about this beer. fonefan (10868), VestJylland, Denmark Nov 16, 2006 Bottle. Golden color with a white head. Aroma is slightly sweet, with some light hops and citrus. Malty mouthful, quite sweet with mild bitterness and ends in a crisp finish. SudsMcDuff (1691), was CapeTown,SA-now Houston, Texas, USA Nov 14, 2006 i actually liked this..a breath of fresh air...smells alittle flowery..good head..better lacing...nice aftertaste...lower bitters..easy going pils..mass produced product thats highly passable. voota (761), Melbourne, Australia Nov 5, 2006 Very pale golden with a large creamy white head. Aroma is slightly sweet, with some light uninteresting hops and citrus. Decent malty mouthful, quite sweet with mild bitterness and a crisp finish. mansquito (819), Boston/Philadelphia, USA Nov 1, 2006 Funnily enough, this is my father’s favorite Belgian beer. As far as I could tell, this was also the most prevelent beer to be found in Belgium. You could buy it anywhere... vending machines, pastry shops, etc... It is essentially a standard pilsener beer, even though it is called a pale lager here. Taste is not too strong or complex, but still is definately a good beer. Would not call it watery, but it certainly is light. I like this beer... would rather have it than most American macro-brewed beers. kopestes (164), Braine l’Alleud, Belgium Oct 25, 2006 0.25l bottle at home. One of few Belgian cheep lagers. Light yellow color, moderate white head, weak watery taste. ha1ag (415), Maastricht, Netherlands Oct 20, 2006 Bottled, 25cl, light-colored sweet lager, too thin, alcohol comes a bit through
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