Clear, ever so slightly hazy golden coloured body with a bit of an orange glow and a thin, half a centimetre tall white head. Aroma of corn, malt, yeast, light lemons and not much else, perhaps some cardboard. Light-bodied; Sharp metallic notes and hardly any malt to speak of with a little citrus, some cardboard, a bunch of rice and not much else. Aftertaste is mild, which is kind of a good thing, with water the main thing sticking out, with a bit of metal and some alcohol noticeable. Overall, a pretty poor beer, and I wasn’t expecting anything good, but this tastes like water with some rice and metal added - nothing too pleasant here. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from Whole Foods in Miami Beach, Florida on 18-September-2012 for US$1.99 sampled at home in Washington on 11-October-2012.

My bottle said indian river native lager, could have been nature. Looks like pale lager. Has a slight aroma of paint. Plenty of hops for a lager. Its almost ale like in character and personality. Nearly a mild IPA at times. A helthy hop bitter bite sets in on the end which makes me think this is in the wrong place.

bottle, pours gold with a medium white head. Pale malt and hay aroma. Grassy flavors that end with next to no bitterness. Very boring and watery.

Light golden colour. No head. Grainy aroma. The body is full for the style, balancing pale malt and grain. A hint of grassy hop late. Drinkable, but only in a pinch.