Can 500ml (in Korea). Clear pale amber colour, tiny white head. Nutty, sweetish, earthy hoppy aroma. Light-bodied. Bready, some fruity hops, sweetish finish. Not hopeless UK imitation.

Malty with a bit of citrus aroma. Flavor is lemony with medium malt. Gets rather sour lemon near the finish. Interesting at first and difficult at the end.

330ml bottle into tulip. Caramel malt nose. Golden amber beer with small white head. A few bubbles. Thin body, oily texture. Initial floral hop taste goes a bit ’juicy fruit’ then lingering lemon notes. I’m really enjoying this, easy drinking and tasty.

Queen’s Ale Blonde Type 5.4% pouring a deep copper gold with a fizzy head that vanished fast but did leave a bit of lacing behind. In a tulip the nose is actually fruity floral caramel, mild but decent enough and a pleasant surprise. A zesty med-full mouthfeel. The taste is sweet, a bit fruity and has some caramel hiding behind an earthy dirt like taste. Not sure what happened here, it’s not bad more like the taste is hiding in an underground cellar peeking out at you. Disappointing after the nice aroma, it just comes off as a lobotomized ale. OK I guess, once it warms up it melds better giving us a fruity caramel flavor.

Pours a clear, golden appearance with a white head. Dull lemon lime, bland grainy nose. Decent carbonation. Kind of chewy malty flavor. Some lemon. Really bland and very little hops. Not offensive at least.