Clear golden with a tiny white head. Sweet and somewhat malty aroma with hints of hops. Sweet flavour with malty and mild hoppy notes. Finished dry.

342 ml bottle brought back from Belize by my father. Poured into a De Ranke wine like glass. Pours with a large head that fades into an average lacing. Color is dark yellow with almost light orangish tints in the middle. Moderate aroma with some of the corn but another weird element, almost like a rose and as if there is some aged British malts. Taste is surprisingly nice with some fresh hoppiness, again a stronge aged British malt aftertaste. Low bitterness and average carbonation. Now that I think about this Belize was a British colony until 1981 as I understand. It has always been very English-ified and I bet that has influenced their beer culture, even in a pale lager. In the end this is a surpringly fesh and nice pale lager from a place where i would think the opposite would be true.