330ml can. Pale, golden body with a white head. Weak, aroma, some malt. Not much flavor, some malt, a hint of bitterness, a bit fruity with a nasty metallic aftertaste. Quite fresh but totally forgettable.

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

Can. I have to admit I am a bit prejudiced about this beer. Definately a product from the marketing department. Well, it poured a bit pale golden, but not as pale as feared, and it had a a decent white head, quite dense as well. That was the most positive part of the experience. The nose was weak and grainy with only a faint hoppiness. Thin in the mouth with not much flavor. Grain and malt dominated, and some fruity hops lurked in the background. It finished off a bit grainy, with bitterness at a decent level and lenght. I would like a tastier and heavier beer with my BBQ-ed steak, but someone probably buys this one too. Have another go Ringnes, I know you can do better than this. (070503)

...oh no, yet another one... Why do they bother brewing it and why do I bother drinking it? That’s two of the great mysteries of life. Well, its only a 330ml can filled with a grainy-malty smell and cereal taste. Abrupt ending. Thin palate. Clear, golden body colour under a filmy layer. After a while in the glass the beverage loses all its freshness and gets very sweet and insipid (27.04.2007).

Medium finelaced white head. Pale yellow body with fast carbonation. Mild rubbery aroma with mealy notes. Light malty taste with notes of corn, rubber, and metal. Carbonates quite a bit in the mouth. Dry, paper and corn aftertaste. Why did they bother make this? It’s even worse than their normal lagers. (0.33l can.)

Can 0,33l. Pale yellow coloured. A small white head that almost disappears. Fruity and hoppy aroma. Weak flavor with notes of sweet malt and hops. Quite bitter finish. Another meaningless pils on the Norwegian market.