Golden coloured with a disappering head. Somewhat malty aroma. Sweet and malty flavour. Drinkable, but that’s about it.

Clear golden coloured body with almost no head and nothing else notable. Aroma of pale malt and a cardboardiness quality. Light-bodied; No taste but a bit of stale malt. Fresh finish with a quick, distinct malt taste, but that is about it. Overall, not a great beer-similar to the flagship beer by the brewer. I sampled this 12 ounce bottle on 09-June-2004 at Burton (in Darlinghurst) in Sydney, Australia.

Bottle - Cereal aroma, light yellow color. Taste of cornflakes. Typical low alcohol swill - don’t really see the point.

Darker gold, clear; huge, whipped cream-head, yellowish, fast reciding. Breath-taking caustic malts nose. Tastes like some carbonated worts - from coloured, poor quality malts. Mouthfeel like a carbonated soft drink - some third world cola. Positively awful. In fact, a lot like regular Asian or Soviet lagers I’ve rated recently - the oversaturated CO² injection not counting. Goes to show you...

Bottled (BB 12/2004)
Dark honey yellow, small white head. Aroma is sweetish malts, a bit unclean. Bitterish palate, lacking malt volume and flavor has hints of corn. One-dimensional and boring.

Golden Lager + Import = Boredom. This beer is very run-of-the-mill, average, plain, and boring. There’s nothing about this beer that yu haven’t had if you’ve had Heineken.

Nice sweet hops aroma. Taste a mild hops with slight bitterness. Like my first girlfriend - smells and looks nice but not much body. Good with a meal but not much to it.