Bottle, 4.7%. OK refreshing citric aroma. Clear pale yellow colour. Very small white head. The flavour is citric and grainy, but with a little malt in the finish.

33 cL bottle with almost no head. MIld citrusy and slight grassy aroma. Dry, grassy and carboardish and slight acidic flavoured. Mild bitter and acidic finish.

330ml bottle picked up at Fenaknoken in Oslo. Airy, white foamy head over a bright golden body. Pale malty smell with notes of fresh fruits. Hints of citrus fruits in flavour, partly overrun by notes of wet paper. Dry and sweet in the mouth. Overall an insipid stuff [at my hotel room, 16.12.2008].

Bottle. Golden colour with a white head. Aroma is fruit, malt, hay. Flavour is fruit, malt, hay. Thin body. Thin beer.

330 ml clear bottle, thanks to Ole_R. Pale yellow colour, big head. Heineken-like aroma (an American would say "skunked") - Heineken is slightly better though, hints of citrus and maize baby porridge. The flavour is slightly lemony and wheaty, and could probably be called "refreshing" if drunk colder than I did. Minimal hops. Soft and thin mouthfeel. After a long day of skiing (or other open air activities) I would want a better beer than this one, that’s for sure.

Bottle, thx to Ole_R. It pours a clear, rather pale golden body, with a small, dense head. There’s a crisp hoppy touch to the aroma, and an almost bready maltyness, which surprised me quite a lot, I expected a beer with almost no aroma. It’s grassy and grainy too, and some lemony notes. Thin on the palate with a flavor of lemon doing a fair share of the work, along with grainy malt and some grassy hops giving it a little bitterness. Sweetish towards the finish, with both lemony sourness, pale malt and a little bitterness. Sure, I can imagine the beer being a refresher in the sun after a long day in the snow, but if I have a choice, I doubt this is the one I will choose. And one more thing, I hope they’re not thinking the design will help selling the beer. Or is it just me?(080422)