UPDATED: FEB 27, 2019 Review: 330ml can of Fix Hellas: 5% vol. On the blue and white can, it says that this beer has won “38 gold medals and prizes”, so it must be a great beer then, right lets crack on then and see…. On pour I get a very nice and very frothy white headed beer, with a golden colour. The carbonation is alive and well, and the head is not bad but goes a little flat after a while. Some lacing. Starts off looking fine but ends up looking a bit shitty. On the nose I get a very faint smell of malts, and an overall general lagery type of aroma, all the grains and yeast, but its all very faint, nearly odorless in fact! Get a lot in the can. On the taste, getting nice big mouthfuls initially, showing a light lager that is pretty drinkable, but with no standout tastes. Get the malts and barley, but all on the low level No real taste at all here, all a bit watery. Smooth but……..dull. Eventually after a while it turns a bit hoppier and bitter, but it has a sickly feel to it. Taste is nothing really, big mouthfuls of nothing! Bit bitter and “urgh”. Basically this is cheap watery lager swill for the masses.

UPDATED: FEB 23, 2019 Bottle from the Real Greek in London. Moderate hop, quite fizzy, some pleasant bitterness. OK lager.

UPDATED: FEB 15, 2019 0,33l bottle. Clear yellow colour with quickly disappearing white head. Aroma: Hey with a slight funky tone. Taste: Has a sweet malty start with a decent bitter mouthfeel. Light body with fizzy carbonation. Medium lasting watery/gently bitter finish with some unpleasent sourish tones.

UPDATED: FEB 11, 2019 Can in the Skyserve lounge, Athens airport, 11/02/19. Clear golden with a well presented white cap. Nose is pale malts, corn, light breads, faint vanilla, grass. Taste comprises pale malts, cereals, light caramel, sugars, grains, sweet edge. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close Passable for the style if a touch on the sweet side.

UPDATED: DEC 12, 2018 Bottle at a Greek restaurant in Waterloo, ON. Slightly fruity aroma. Decent taste overall.

UPDATED: NOV 30, 2018 Bottle - 330ml. Heavily carbonated, piss-like body with an instantly fading, white bubbly head. Thin malty/hoppy aroma with candy hints. Its watery taste carries subtle malty, and candy notes. Ends with a very short sweet/grassy finish. Useless.

UPDATED: NOV 27, 2018 Zeer goed smakende Griekse lager. Verbazingwekkend zelfs. Mooie balans tussen de graanige en de hoppige smaken en dat met een goud geel bier en mooie stevige, witte schuimkraag.

330ml bottle from SAQ. Pours a small bubbly white head but doesn't stay very long and has a clear straw coloured appearance. Slightly excessive carbonation. Aromas of grains and mild wheat, a little bit grassy. Flavours are mostly grainy and cereal malts, a little bit sweet and slight bitter finish. Dry mouthfeel. Pretty average overall.

Ein Bier, dessen Name vermutlich in der Krocha-Szene einen Platz haben sollte: "Was wollen wir trinken?" - "Fix, Oida". Jedenfalls ist es ein Bier, das man in Griechenland in jedem Dorf bekommt, auch wenn die Einheimischen lieber zum Lizenz-Amstel greifen. Das Bier selbst stellt keine wirkliche Besonderheit dar, lässt sich aber bei heißen Wetter sehr gut trinken.

UPDATED: OCT 24, 2018 Limenka 0,33 l iz Masoutes supermarketa u Ateni.. Aroma slaba,boja lijepa i bistra,pjena relativno cvrsta..dosta slabo zasladjeno,okus je vise kiselkat nego gorak i sladak..to pivu daje veliku pitkocu i vecu mogucnost ispijanja.. Dobar lager,al ipak fali malo vise slada..