2 AROMA 5/10 APPEARANCE 2/5 TASTE 4/10 PALATE 2/5 OVERALL 7/20 HoppyBunny (88) - Temptation, USA - JAN 4, 2005
Golden in color, with a nice white head. Aroma of Pool supplies and malt. Sour taste with little character.
2.6 AROMA 6/10 APPEARANCE 2/5 TASTE 5/10 PALATE 3/5 OVERALL 10/20 tderoeck (1599) - Gent, BELGIUM - MAY 14, 2012
12/V/2012 - 33cl bottle @ Joyce’s place - BB: 11/V/12 (2012-489) Thanks to Thomas and Annelies for the bottle!
Clear light amber beer, very small off-white head, unstable, non adhesive. Aroma: sweet caramel, nutty, some dried fruits. MF: soft carbon, light to medium body. Taste: sour start, then pretty bitter, toast, nutty, little sweet. Aftertaste: bitter hops, nuts, some mocha even, caramel, orange peel, very bitter ending. Reminds me more of a English bitter than an American Dark Lager, no?
1.9 AROMA 2/10 APPEARANCE 3/5 TASTE 3/10 PALATE 3/5 OVERALL 8/20 PictouRx (93) - Ontario, CANADA - MAY 2, 2012
On my travels of NZD lately poured from 330ml bottle, thin white head, little fora aroma, pale amberish color. Underwhelming experience, sort of a mainstream Kiwi beer to polish one after another without any satisfaction other than a cheap drunk. Unfortunately again weak on the alcohol.
2.6 AROMA 5/10 APPEARANCE 3/5 TASTE 5/10 PALATE 2/5 OVERALL 11/20 reebtogi (2197) - Edmonton, Alberta, CANADA - APR 30, 2012
330ml bottle pours a pale amber color with a small white head that settles quickly to reveal only a few specks of lacing. Aroma is light caramel and cereal grains with some light hops. Taste is malty sweetness with a mild citrusy hop finish. Light body with light carbonation. A typical macro lager with some color added.
2 AROMA 2/10 APPEARANCE 2/5 TASTE 5/10 PALATE 3/5 OVERALL 8/20 Baz7778 (24) - SCOTLAND - FEB 23, 2012
Mainstream larger very sessionable easy drinking beer, neither excites the palate or offends it
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1.6 AROMA 4/10 APPEARANCE 2/5 TASTE 3/10 PALATE 2/5 OVERALL 5/20 floydian1 (546) - FNQ, AUSTRALIA - FEB 19, 2012
Bottle. Amber pour with a thin white head. Caramel malts on the nose with a hint of citrus hops. Taste is simple sweet malts and little else. Slight dry finish. Watery mouthfeel and thinnish body. Bland.
2.5 AROMA 5/10 APPEARANCE 3/5 TASTE 5/10 PALATE 2/5 OVERALL 10/20 Beer3000 (3118) - Kristiansand, NORWAY - MAR 9, 2011
330 ml bottle. Red to amber body with a diminishing white head. Weak aroma of grain and sweet malt. Flavor is like any other mass-produced industrial lager. Light grainy, some malt, weak caramel, kinda fruity and a weak metallic kind of bitterness. Thin body and short aftertaste.
1.7 AROMA 3/10 APPEARANCE 2/5 TASTE 4/10 PALATE 2/5 OVERALL 6/20 beer4eternity (199) - Tauranga, NEW ZEALAND - FEB 11, 2010
330ml bottle. Clear light amber hue, off white bubbly head quickly fully diminishing. Faint aromas of corn caramel and cardboard. Taste is moderately malty sweet, mildly bitter. Short dry finish, thin mildly creamy slightly metallic.
One of the first beers I ever tasted when I was young, it doesn’t taste any better now and its a wonder I gave beer another try after that.
2 AROMA 4/10 APPEARANCE 2/5 TASTE 3/10 PALATE 3/5 OVERALL 8/20 davidm (1370) - Melbourne, AUSTRALIA - JAN 6, 2010
Bottle 330 ml. Palate is ok, but not very interesting. Aromas of cardboard and light malt. Taste is sweet, with light bitterness. Oily palate, with a thin-to-medium body. Orange and bubbly, with a very thin frothy head.
0.5 AROMA 1/10 APPEARANCE 1/5 TASTE 1/10 PALATE 1/5 OVERALL 1/20 ZipferKiwi (8) - NEW ZEALAND - OCT 29, 2009 does not count
Never brought it but drank it at times - not a quality beer - always want a good drop not a cheap one
2.2 AROMA 4/10 APPEARANCE 3/5 TASTE 4/10 PALATE 2/5 OVERALL 9/20 phaleslu (3544) - Saint Louis, Missouri, USA - OCT 21, 2009
Draft at The Thirsty Ram in Queenstown. Pours clear reddish gold with a medium white head. Sweet malty aroma, with notes of grains, sugar, corn, hops, and caramel on the nose and palate. Easy to drink despite a hefty amount of carbonation. Not hard to see that this is one of New Zealand’s mass-marketed beers.
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