26th March 2018; Shrewsbury Beer Exchange Group in Chez Sophie. Cheers Mat, via Erzengel for this new country rate. Small sample between five seems like cheating, but we all had a 'Danish Pint' and that was enough to gauge an opinion I suppose. The bottle fizzed a little when opened, so some life left in the golden bodied brew, wispy topping on each glass. It's a malty lager with a slight metallic twang. Bet it's fine on a hot sweaty day in Chad, not so great on a cold March evening in Shropshire; scored kindly!

Bottle @ monthly tasting, Chez Sophie, Mar 18. Thanks to Erzengel for this! Pours a generally clear gold, light mist, small white head. Aroma has pale malt, lightly metallic. Taste presents a gentle pale malt sweetness, fairly light and drinkable with no real off flavours.

Many thanks for this beer to Erzengel. Pours a clear pale golden color. Maly, herbal aroma and taste. Rather sweet. Medium body and carbonation.

Many thanks to Grumbo for this sample, Country #183. Grainy dry mouldy beginning. Smooth carbonation, lots of grain with a sweetish bitterness. Very watery and light, but the sweetish grain makes it a bit unround.

Many thanks to Erzengel for sharing! A clear pale golden beer with a small white head. Aroma of sweet grainy malt, bread, cereals. Taste of dry and sweet grainy malt, cereals, low bitterness.

Bottle. My first beer of 2018 and it's a country tick! Country #179 - huge thanks to Boris for the trade and his friend Aziz for facilitating its arrival in Germany. Pours very pale gold with a lasting white head. Aroma of grain, straw and grass. Medium to heavy sweetness, light bitterness. Light body, slight oily texture, average carbonation. Not the worst pale lager in the world by any means.

630ml bottle [due to Aziz's fantastic organising ability, thank you very much!]. Clear, yellow-ish golden colour with average, frothy, half-way lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Minimally musty, strawy aroma, ephemeral hints of wet straw and a weak touch of horse piss give way to a minimally sweet-ish, grainy malty basis and metallic overtones. Taste is minimally metallic hoppy and grainy malty, hints of corn and straw.

Pours almost completely clear pale yellow color, topped with a fairly nice white frothy head. Mild malty aroma, easily picked up grainy notes. Slightly dusty and acid smell. Taste is sweet and watery, no realy bitterness to speak off. Slight herbal aftertaste, hardly noticeable. It’s not unplesant. Drinkable unlike some others.

Appearance: Orange golden, clear. Some off-white head.
Aroma: Malt, basement.
Taste: Malt, little hops, grains. Watery?
Bought: Trade with Gregory - thanks!, 640 ml
Info: 23/12-2014, BB: 10/10-2015

Bottle courtesy of Angela, thank you ma’am! Shared with Ed for his 92nd country tick, congrats! Pale yellow color, small white coca cola head. Aroma of stale cardboard. Taste is straw and paper.