Bottle. Pours clear golden with small foamy white head, light grassy hops aroma, high carbonation, slightly tart, mildly bitter malt taste, thin body, abrupt finish. Generic lager.

625ml bottle [Thanks again, Aziz!]. Clear, orangey golden colou rwith average to huge, thick, creamy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Mellow malty and slightly ephemeral, floral hoppy aroma, a touch of maize; the floral flavours vanish and give way to some strawy undertones. Taste is sweet-ish pale malty, floral hoppy, minimally soapy, a touch of maize, minimally bitter and bready finish; minimally watery. Could have been worse.

Clear pale golden colour, good frothy white head, fairly lasting, light lacing. Aroma pale malts, grain, papery. Flavour medium sweet and light bitter, grainy, papery, bread, metallic notes. Dry sweetbitter finish, light peppery notes, regular African lager.

Clear pale golden colour, small frothy white head, mostly diminishing, light lacing. Aroma sweet malts, corn, straw. Flavour medium sweet and light to medium bitter, malty, grainy, sugary, cardboard. Sweetbitter finish, light hoppy notes, hint of pepper; medium body, watery texture, soft carbonation; regular African macro, what to say?.

My third Third World pale lager in three days and my devotion to racking up a healthy country tick count is showing somes signs of strain. First of all, it seems to be some sort of west African tradition to sell massive 625ml bottles when a sampler would do me just fine, but I guess no one said this was going to be an easy job. Just buckle down and get through it. Pours clear gold from the bottle and leaves a white head of relatively short retention. Aroma is cereal, a bit of honey. Taste is lightly sweet, finish is short with a light grainy bitterness. The palate is nice — smooth and refreshing. But overall this is a fairly generic pale lager without a lot of character. Still over half the bottle left and my mood is souring. A really bad beer would be easy — drainpour and the next please. But this one is just over the border of pale lager decency. It tortures you with golden reproach — I came all the way from Africa, I’m drinkable, you can’t just throw me down the drain! You paid more for me than some people in Ghana earn in a day. And still it sits there, big and massive, and now it’s going flat. It’s not going to get any better. And there is a black IPA waiting in the fridge. Do I want to spend my whole alcohol for the night on this? Thank God there’s always the wife to bail me out of problems like this.

Bottle shared at Scopey place birthday tasting. Many thanks to Wingman Dave for this one is . Very pale yellow coloured pour with a thin white head. Aroma is weedy, grassy, skunk, pale oxidised paper grains. Flavour is composed of light grains, semi sweet, apple, grassy. Palate is light, moderate carbonation Not as bad as the aroma.

Bottle a little bit out of date.... big thanks to Willis. It pours clear pale yellow with a small, bubbly white head. The aroma is sweet and papery, grass, weed and straw. The taste is sweet, paper, white sugar, straw, cheap white bread and soda water with short finish. Light body and fine, foamy carbonation. Basic papery lager. Not great....