Medium golden color with petrol and vegetal notes. Tropical fruits and corn in the mouth. Fuller bodied than most mainstream beers. Malty finish with lots of corn.

Crisp golden coloured body with a thin, one centimetre tall white head. Aroma of light malt, metal, a tiny hint of hops and a fair amount of unfinished sugars - not bad and not as pungent as most danish beers. Light-bodied; Surprisingly fresh and sweet flavour with a lot of nice malt flavours tucked into a tiny bit of fruits, alcohol and a light metallic taste. Aftertaste is relatively mild, no harsh flavours coming through - just a bit of malt, light hops, earth and some light alcohol. Overall, not a bad beer - just light, but no bad harsh flavours, and a little light citrus, hoppy, airy note on the finish. Still, nice to try, given that you can’t find/see this ever, but not a great beer of course. I sampled this 32 cL can purchased from a small grocery store in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on 22-April-2011 sampled at home on the other side of the globe in Washington on 21-August-2012. My can differs from the picture as mine was pure black with gold writing, but a short can (32 vs 33 cL).

330 ml can. Golden body with a white head. A bit weak aroma of grain and malt, but otherwise nothing wrong here. Flavor is mild, refreshing fruity, light malty and some hops, not particular bitter. Totally drinkable thirst-quencher but nothing exiting, just like thousands of other industrial pilsners like this.