UPDATED: JAN 8, 2020 330ml bottle from Beers of Europe. Quite a decent blond lager, and better than expected. Soft body and carbonation and decent malty flavour.

Bottle from supermarket. Golden color, small head. Grainy, mild sweet, quite simple beer

Bottle. Yellow Gold. Sweet malty fruity lager. Slight grassy hop. Bit spicy. Some honey. Dry malty fruity finish. OK. Drinkable. (2008)

Transferring old data - had this one in a can. golden color, rather sweet, a bit malty, thin.

On bottle from GC20 supermarket at trainstation in Perpignan. Clear golden color, ok foam. Medium/low aroma intensity; some fruitiness, honey and some stale cardboard. Medium body & medium light complexity. Immediate sweetness, some balancing bitterness- ends up a little too sweet.

Pretty weak pale ale that was too carbonated and didnt have enough hops. Farmhouse taste was a little present but it didnt do well to help the beer.

Pours a clear, light golden color, topped with an averagely sized and quickly settling white head. Malty aroma with some presence of grassy hops and a bit yeasty. Taste starts malty, followed by some bitterness with the addition of some soury feel and yeasty notes again. A bit metallic in teh aftertaste, and not that nice alltogether. But not unpleasant.

Clear, pale golden colour with a fizzy, white head that faded very fast. Fruity aroma with grains, grasses. High malt taste. Medium body with a lively carbonation. A nice, drinkable pale lager.

Bottle @ home Pours clear blonde, no real head Smell is unintense, bit bitter / chemical Taste is bitter , very dry , chemical . Maltyness in the back . Metallic , very chemical and overpowering bitterness the whole line . Low expectations, but this is a damn drainpour for sure !

33 cl. Bottle. Clear golden colour with a white head. Aroma and flavour of malt, caramel, yeast and hoppy notes.