From a 330ml bottle on 21/4/2016. Pours a super clear light golden with a small head which disappears almost immediately. Aroma wise, there’s barely anything - just the faintest hint of grain and cardboard.Taste wise, there’s a bit of sweet malt and corn, with modest bitterness following. Thin body and average carbonation. The alarm bells should ring loudly when you’re dealing with a low alcohol, low carb combo, but it’s certainly not the worst I’ve tried. It’s relatively clean and probably serves a purpose for whose only expectation of beer is that it’s wet.

330ml bottle into schooner glass. Very pale yellow beer with little head but many bubbles on side of glass. Very little aroma, bit of malt maybe. Nice in the mouth, crisp with slight bitterness then a late slight touch of malt in the finish. The Australian mid-strength market is an affront to beer drinkers. This beer is like a diamond in that particular sea of excrement. It is actually drinkable!

Part of my mid strength taste-off. Is very ordinary, is watery and lacks bitterness. Gage pils and Carlton mid still in front.

Pours an incredibly pale straw with complete clarity and a very small head. Looks more like a cider than a beer. Almost not colour whatsoever.Nose shows the classic skunky Euro lager hops. Very little else.Flavours include some very light grainy malt and euro hops. This is like water.Incredibly watery body, with carbonation that is way over the top.