Bottle, 0.5l. Clear golden pour with one finger soapy white head. Decent retention, minimal lacing. Usual macro lager nose, grains, malts, somewhat cardboard-like. A bit rusty. Thin body with average carbonation. Light and watery. Usual lager taste with usual metal acidity. Not good. Quite watery aroma. Grains, grass, hay. Surprisingly there’s no corn. Faint earthy hops. Rusty metal. Slightly bitter finish. Overall, can’t say I like it. Boring and mediocre macro.

Can @ Home. Pours pale yellow with a white head. Aroma of malt, grain, cardboard, little hay. Flavor is sweet, malt, grain, little sugar, cardboard, hay. Thin watery body, lively carboantion. 210417

Bottle, 500 ml at Ciudad Zapata, Belgrade. Pours clear golden, short lasting white head. Malty, grainy, cardboard. Sweet. Light bodied. Watery.

0,4 l bottle. Pours light golden color, crystal clear with white head. Aroma of malt. Light sweet, average carbonation, light bitterness. Leaves metallic aftertaste. Terrible.

(can 0,5l)
Aroma: Light grainy, weak.
Appearance: Clear golden color. Minimal, white head.
Taste: Light sweet, grainy.
Palate: Medium body. Light bitter finish.
Overall: Not so bad. Average international lager.

Serbian standard pale lager from a green bottle. Thin, loose, off-white head quickly dissolving to a mere wafer-thin rim around the glass, deep ’old gold’ colour with somewhat champagne-coloured hue, a tad darker than usual for the style, with initially vivid sparkling. Aroma fortunately not skunked despite the green bottle, but not all too inviting either: dusty old grains, old socks, carbon paper, very old dried herbs, hints of stale sweat and something very subtly sweet (canned apricot), barely noticeable. Fairly neutral taste, very grainy, thin and rather watery body with medium carbo, bit minerally, some grainy sweetishness including unmistakable corn, cardboard flavour and a bit metallic, vague and superficial ’dusty grassy’ hops in the finish, which do manage to add some drought and even some lingering, late, soft bitterness. Very thin, bland, industrial feeling pale lager without any other ambitions than to quench the thirst, as there are zillions in this world. Could have been worse though (if it were skunked), the hops are a little bit more pronounced than in many other similar lagers.