blankboy (3157), Toronto, Ontario, Canada Apr 18, 2008 Bottle (341ml) shared with HogTownHarry, tupalev, jerc & mabel -- courtesy of tupalev & MrManning. Pours a very pale yellow with an average size white head. Aroma of dog excrement. Not an exaggeration, I have a dog, I know. Dear God that smells awful. Flavour’s a tiny bit better, there’s less dog shit but it’s still watery, grainy and full of crap. This is sooo awful, I’m wondering if I rated it too high? i wish I could joke about it but it’s just too unpleasant. Can no one make a good de-alcoholized beer? jerc (3861), Toronto, Ontario, Canada Apr 13, 2008 2008-04-10. Very pale yellow, small white head fades. Aroma of wet grass, dilute grains, muted creamed corn/buttery notes. Thin flavour, lightly vegetal grainy sweet notes. Wonky. Thin palate. Sometimes, I wonder if it’s really worth rating these things... then Harry goes ahead and brings the ruckus to the sink, spouting off about infant excrement and what not, and I think to myself. "That’s two independent thought alarms in one day. Clearly the children are over-stimulated - Remove all the colored chalk from the classrooms!" Seriously that’s what I thought. Bottle courtesy of Tupalev/MrManning HogTownHarry (3922), Toronto (Harbourfront), Ontario, Canada Apr 10, 2008 Bottle (341ml). No ClowGr’s tasting, shared with blankboy, jerc, mabel and tupalev, bottle brought by tupalev (via MrManning). Looks terrible - wispy remnant of "head", pale, wan, clear - bleah. Help me decide - is this reminiscent of baby puke or baby shit? Either way it’s totally vile. I’m not drinking this mung - down the drain it goes. Sue me. MrManning (1634), London, Ontario, Canada Apr 5, 2008 Bottle- Pours a pale yellow with a white foamy, short lived froth. I didn’t even have to nose the beer to get the aroma, as I could smell it when I poured it. It reeks of cardboard and corn syrup, with cooked vegetables. The flavour profile matches the aroma, and shows cooked corn with a chemical, cardboard. It’s not hoppy, and not even really malty either. It’s just vegetables and sugary sweetness. Pretty tough to drink for a low alcohol beverage. Never again. GregClow (2493), Toronto, Ontario, Canada Apr 5, 2008 Bottle (sample) at the Canadian Restaurant and Foodservices Association 2008 trade fair. This stuff is even less of a “pilsener” than the real Blue. Very pale yellow colour - almost clear, really - with a small white head. Extremely unpleasant corn syrup character in both the aroma and flavour, and not even a faint hint of hops in the finish to balance the sweetness, making it a completely unrefreshing beverage. It’s brews like this one that give non-alcoholic beers such a bad reputation.
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