Golden-straw colour with a thick, artificially-stabilized head. The carbonation appears soft and abundant. Metallic, grainy nose has slight acetaldehyde and hop that is heavily influenced by something unholy. Yes, that is a technical "beer judge" term. Sweet flavour, kind of tart, very grainy with all kinds of acetaldehyde and some vague hop. Thin, sour, unionmade finish.

Canned (Thanks Bolagshataren). Pale yellow colour, mediumsized white head. Aroma is maize, ice and mild vegetables. Flavour is vegetables, maize and some ice.

Canned, thanks Bolagshataren for this gem! Pale yellow, minimal head. Fruity vegetable aroma. Sweet amd syrupy, sticky and unfirm. Alcohol is evident already at 4.2%, but bitterness can’t be found. Compares infavourably to most third world lagers.

Found this rating from who knows when, and how much I had to drink before hand....I think it was from a 16 oz can...ugh....dark yellow with white head....reminds me of un-hydrated urine....smells like a beer, but with a sourness that my nostrils find displeasing...its palatable, only when ice cold, and consumed in a quick fashion....not awful for an in-expensive ice beer, but you have to keep drinking it so you don’t taste it

On sale at the Beer for Less in Moon Township for $10 per 24-12oz bottle case. Usual case is $11.50. The aroma is off fruit spoil and alcoholic. Pale yellow american color and appearance, as expected. A combined malt liquor and pilsner bite greets the tongue. It is however, relatively mild and well controlled to an extent at first. Much more offensive than natural light in flavor. What’s the deal with these cheap ’ice’ beers, you just want to get drunk? Could these be simply cheap malt liquors in disguise? Nasty light I can live with but this is almost like an offensive micro-brew. Rather coarse and high in alky impressions. There is this processed industrial bite that you cannot overlook while you are consuming. Mild carbonation that at least takes your mind off the coarseness of this brew. Due to the price, this beer’s finish is barely tolerable, and this is coming from a taster who likes pale lagers. The cost of this is 42 cents per bottle, but as the cheap expert, I know there are so many other inexpensive pale lagers that are even less in cost and much more enjoyable. Will not buy again if the opportunity presents itself. To sum it up, this stuff is unrefined and rude.

Good god this is awful, A-B ought to be ashamed to even sell this. Now, I’m about as accepting as any of one of the pale lager style, but this was a mess. Actually the aroma wasn’t too bad, it was somewhat lemony. It was also a lemonade yellow color and produced a three finger eggshell pitted white head. But the flavor was dominated by acetaldehyde and fusel alcohols. A lighter bodied malt liquor essentially, and very bad. I wish I could give a 0 for flavor.

Bottle. Poures a fizzy yellow with a medium bubbly head. Aroma is sweet and also gross. Flavor is much the same. Not quite as delicious as Naty Light...

I can hardly get any aroma. It is more than air, but not much. Thin gold color with a nice white head that attempts lacing. It starts with something, could be very light malt, there’s something sweet in there. The mouthfeel is light to medium. The finish is kind of herbal, if it is hop, it has not got much bitter in it. Kind of a ghastly ending.

Sampled from a 24 oz can this beer poured a yellow-gold color with a huge soapy white head that faded quickly but left some lacing. The aroma is pure sweet corn syrup. The flavor dry, spicy and a touch corny. The finish is long, dry and peppery. Medium body. Not bad for what it is.

I am not sure whether this is a malt liquor or a pale lager. Sure it says that it is a pale lager, but the alcohol content tells a different story. In short, I have gotten sick off of this beer. There is no reason to drink this unless the other beers you have are all light beer or equally crappy beers with less alcohol.