12 oz bottle; nose of grassy, lightly skunked grain; clear gold with a big disappearing white head; flavor is grainy and slightly sweet, with a tiny smidgeon of hops in the finish.

Bottled
Golden color, not much head. Dull hoppy aroma. Diacetylic and grassy. Short aftertaste. Booooring.

Bottled (thanks omhper!). Pale yellow colour, not much head. Aroma is grassy, malty, and some buttery notes. Flavour is grassy, malty and some hoppy hints. Not the most exciting thing.

Bottled. Pale golden, no head. Phenolic and lightly buttery. Medium sweet and fairly light bodied with rounded mouthfeel.No bitterness. A mere step up from the commercial lagers.

Pours a nice golden yellow colour. Mild hoppy aroma. Quite a weak taste but some grainy, biscuity notes come through. Aftertaste leaves the mouth feeling rather dry.

Big bubbled clear-golden beer with a dense, white head. Vanilla, milkripe grain. Unfortunately, going over in a nose of wet malt going bad. Still milky, however. Metallic tasting beer, not hoppy, on a sweetish underbuild. The metallic character is really overwhelming; retronasal I get some cabbage. Spritzy, light, near watery. Somehow, it works out better with a Greek meal à la stifada - even when then, I must confess, I prefer a heady dark Greek wine. In itself it is a wee bit nasty.

Let’s go visit Greece. 11 oz green bottle with a date code to use before 5/07. Purchased at the Evergreen in Rochester for $3.50. I was expecting a skunk aroma when I opened this but it had none. The only aroma it has is of uncooked bread dough with a little fruity perfuminess to it, pleasantly pleasing. The appearance is that of your typical pale yellow american lager but I think there is just a slight haze to it. The head is just a tea froth. Very little impact on the first taste, it is well behaved like a gentleman. Very lager like to say the least. Has some manners that are hard to find in many beers today. There is some mild pilsner bitterness that builds on the back of the throat as you continue to drink. Cannot taste much alky in here, it is well hidden. The back of the throat bitterness levels continues to rise and now I think I can detect some metallic hints in the flavor. Except for that odd building metallic pilsner bitterness, this beer is not too bad. As you finish this bottle the interesting bitterness seems to be the overwhelming attribute, tho not like the acrid bitter bite that is so common with many pale ales, this is more like the taste associated with a good pilsner. Many cheap american pale lagers match this in flavor and are much cheaper, Schmidt’s and Old German come to mind. However, good to try once and if it was not so expensive, I would not hesitate to buy again.

Bottle. Clear yellow / pale color with a average fizzy fair lacing mostly diminshing white head. Aroma is moderate malty, light bread, toasted. Flavor is moderate sweet and light bitter with a short duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery, carbonation is soft.