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355ml can poured into a 16oz pint glass.

A - Really fizzy head off the pour; gone in seconds. Clear yellow. Carbonated.

S - Less offensive than expected. Light grains, a little musty, but not terrible.

T - Light barley malt. Really not as musty or skunky as I had expected. Just very, very watery.

M - Fizzy, but not totally overdone. Pretty tame. Light and watery

D - Drinks like a light lager, but not the worst I've had.

Clear bottle. Average appearance, yellow in colour. Some head with even some lacing. Aroma almost entirely non-existent, which could work as a good thing. No hops, more corn than malt in the taste. But you know, I didn't try this expecting anything more - in fact, I tried it expecting a little less. This stayed unoffensive. It was largely what those macro commercials claim to be: "cool, crisp, clean" which was only because there weren't many ingredients in it, but nevertheless it did stay more clean than Coors, or Bud light. I won't knock this for what it is. People who don't care much for beer, or have any palate for it, or don't want to spend much money it... this is an ideal beer.

Clear bottle: Poured a light yellowish color pale lager with a very small bubbly head with limited retention. Aroma of corn and adjunct is present but not overly to be gross. Beer is skunked which is no surprise considering the clear bottle that are being used by this brewer. Taste is very light and bland without any noticeable hops.