Pours amber with a thin white head. Mild aroma similar to that of a pilsener. Similarities to a pilsener continue with a taste of bread and cereals. Sweet aftertaste, palate includes mild notes of cloves. Overall much better than I expected. Very refreshing and a good take on a commercial pale lager.

Thanks to my GF’s mom for bringing this one back from a trip from Belize. Pours a slightly unfiltered golden colour with a white cap, decent stay and a little foamy lace. Aromas of pils with the grain and hops. Eventually, some sweetness appears, almost like honey. This is well-balanced in the taste, but having the grass cover the sweetness. The grain malts are nice the whole way. Nothing too crazy, but does the job it aims to do.

Bottle courtesy of Melissa and friends, thank you all! Slightly hazy yellow color, fluffy white head. Aroma of malty straw, subtle white pepper. Taste is plain straw, slight bitterness at the finish. Inoffensive.

Loose bottle at Binny’s, silkscreened label, dated "22AUG10" Uh-oh. Well, those are the breaks when you want to tick off another 0.4% from the list of contries, or 3 pixels from the map if it returns. At least I bought this along with a 11.11.11 Vertical Epic. So. DMS smell when poured in my glass. Slightly hazy beer, at least the color is a slightly substantial yellow. Just a little residue in the bottom of the bottle. Taste has corn sweetness, and may be just a bit "hot." There is an underlying tone of bitterness that you sometimes don’t get with a cheap lager, so it’s noted here. A little bit estery, maybe due to age or however it’s fermented. I’d drink this if I was in Belize. I also note that the bottle I have more resembles the Belkin Premium bottle in the web site now, but the neck has the word "Beer" instead of "Premium" or "Supreme."