Ohh ive had a few of these growing up. Discount pilsner at the local store. Yellow with a white head. Hay, straw, metal, corn & grass. Hops & malts. Slight sweet before a rather sour hop end hits you. The body is watery & thin! But hey, what can you get for 53 cents??

Can. Golden colour with a white head. Aroma is fruit, malt. Flavour is water, fruit, malt.

Bottle. Medium head with medium duration. Color is pale yellow. Aroma and taste is malt and hops.

Can. Frothy white mostly deminishing head. OK aroma bur thin watery taste and palate. Buy another discountbeer when you want to get drunk.

Can. It pours a quite pale golden body with a fingerthich white head. Sweetish, pale-malty and fruity nose, but very weak. The flavor isn’t much more interesting, still weak, with the typical flavors of an adjunct-driven pale lager, but the ingredients list says it’s a pure beer. Some bitterness and metallic notes in the finsh. Quite thin on the palate. Well, it’s not filled with off-flavors, and it’s far from being filled with flavor at all. It has some quenching qualities, but I’m still surprised I’m revisiting it. Rating the same as last time: 3-2-3-2-6-1.6. (081031)

Can. Golden with white head. The head disappears rather quick. Lots of water in this one! Both aroma and taste is weak. Some sweetness in taste, and a tiny little hint of hops at the end. One of the least interesting danish discount beers. (050926)

(Bottle 33 cl) Golden beer with a collapsing head. Very ordinary - a bit on the hoppy side. Originally brewed by now defunct "Slotsmøllen" in Kolding. 290900

Can. Grainy aroma. Yellow colour, unstable white head. Bready, grainy flavour. Slight, but harsh bitter aftertaste.

A yellow beer with no head. The aroma is slightly hoppy. The taste is slightly bitter with a slight note of sourness from the brewing cereal - very sweet for a pilsener. An OK pilsener.