0.5 can, thanks Ton?ek. Clear pale golden, diminishing white head. Corn flakes aroma, metallic. False sweetness, sugary. Metallic finish. Bad

Super pale and hazy golden coloured body with a thick, two centimetre tall pure white head. Aroma of grass, corn, light cardboard, unfinished sugars, wort and way more corn - pungent. Light-bodied; Strong assertive canned corn flavour with a bit of cardboard, light sugar and the slightest hint of coriander seed and wheat. Aftertaste shows the grass, corn and light wheat but not much else - fairly bland, but easy to drink. Overall, not the worst wheat in the world, and the colour is nice for sure, but not much in terms of taste and flavour, especially with complexity. Still, ridiculously cheap and not a bad option if you want something cheap, much better than the Pittinger Marzen or Radler! I sampled this 50 cL can purchased from Spar [Gourmet] in the centre of Wien, Austria a few hours ago on 22-March-2016 for €0,59 sampled in my apartment hotel here in Wien, Austria on 22-March-2016.

Clear golden coloured body with a faint pure white head that fades very fast, not even half a centimetre tall. Aroma of malt, sugar and cardboard - not too nice. Light-bodied; Strong sugar flavour along with some light cardboardie malt, hints of spice and a lot of water - not much flavour in this one at all. Aftertaste shows some grain and alcohol along with the cardboard and bland malt - that’s about it. Overall, not such a great beer - but that was pretty much understood when buying it. There really is no reason to buy this, but it wasn’t the worst beer and it was incredibly cheap here in Austria. I sampled this 50 cL can purchased from Spar [Gourmet] in the centre of Wien, Austria a few hours ago on 22-March-2016 for €0,49 sampled in my apartment hotel in Wien, Austria on 22-March-2016 - At current exchanges, it is US$0,55 for this 50 cL can - I couldn’t get any junky beer, like Bud/Miller in a case for that cheap, let alone a single can - this is ridiculously cheap and frankly, not THAT bad.

Can 500ml @ Room at Gabriella, Sölden, Austria
Pours clear golden with a white head. Aroma has notes of malt, grain, hay and hint of metal. Taste is light sweet and light bitter with an average hay, malty and grainy finish. Body is light, texture is thin, carbonation is fizzy.

Bei einem derart billigen Weizen mit häßlicher Aufmachung darf man wohl nicht zu viel erwarten. Das Spar-Billigprodukt bestätigt den ersten Eindruck: Ein lasches, kränkelndes Weizenbier ohne Charakter und Kraft. Lieber nicht.

Ich fand dieses Bier in einem Spar-Gourmet-Supermarkt und wie der Name sagt, ist dieser eigentlich für edle Speisen und Getränke gedacht. Darum gab es dieses Luxusbier unter den No-Name-Billigbieren hier (das übrigens von der Egger-Brauerei in Unterradlberg kommt). Geschmacklich mag es besser sein, als manches primitives Lager-Billigbier, aber die große Offenbarung ist es nicht. Es hat einen unangenehm metallischen Beigeschmack und außer ein bisschen chemischer Hopfigkeit findet man nicht. Wenn man recht durstig ist, kann man es schon trinken, aber eine wirkliche Freude ist es nicht.

getrunken im Herbst 2015
Manchmal gelüstet es mich, einfach mal ein mieses Billigbier zu kaufen um zu sehen, ob der Preis gerechtfertig ist. Was soll ich sagen...ein alkoholfreies Billigbier ist nunmal kein Barley Wine, aber was hier kredenzt wird, grenzt wirklich schon an Körperverletzung. Dieses Bier eignet sich wohl besser für einen Einlauf als zum Trinken.

500 ml can from a Spar in Vienna.
Golden, clear body, with a big, frothy, lacing, white head.
Sweet aroma of grains, bread, sweet malts.
Taste follows this.
Light, bit oily mouthfeel, with a soft carbonation.
Finishes sweet, a bit bitter, malty, grainy, grassy.

Not very good, but not as bad as expected. Not as thin or unpleasant as other alcohol free beers I’ve had. Too sweet though.