Can, on an Asiana flight. Light golden colour. Quite a tart apple aroma. The taste is apple juice as well, lightly malty but mostly fruity. Sweetish, unobjectionable finish.

Can. A golden beer with a beige head. The aroma has notes of corn and a bit of malt. The flavor is sweet with notes of cardboard, corn, and a bit of malt, leading to a dry finish. The body is light. Thanks Papsoe for sharing.

35.5 cL can. Pours clear and golden yellow with a small white head. Aroma is grassy. Bitter, grassy and slight citrusy. Bitter and dry and slight citrusy finish.

33cl bottle from local store. Poured pale straw color with bubbly white head. Aroma is sweet corn and some candy. Flavor is corn and citrus, no bitterness, fizzy mouthfeel. With food I guess it is OK.

The 330 can says the open mark was supposed to turn blue at optimal tasting temperature and mine didn’t. Shoudl i give it the benefit of the doubt? Likewise it boasts a "Fresh Taste Keeping" system but tasted to me like swamp water. Hmm....

Bottled 330ml. -from Bier Imperium, Vienna. Pale golden coloured, small airy white head, big bubbles of carbonation, weak weak rice presence in the nose. Mineral water with touch of rice and nothing else. Typical East Asian macro.
Earlier Rating: 12/14/2007 Total Score: 1.4
Bottled(330ml). -from Utobeer, Southwark, London.
Very pale yellow piss coloured, minimal white head. Watery with weak malty, hoppy and corny taste. Typical Asian beer.

Clear yellow with a white head. Aroma is sweet, light malty and rice. Flavor is medium sweet. Sweet finish. Very watery and thin bodied. 080711

Ogi found this somewhere anda shared with me (thanks!) Shiny yellow body, small white head (medium pace). Slightly cabbagey weak nose. DAMN this is empty. I’ve drunk mineral water with more flavor than this, and definitely a more pleasant carbonation bite. That’s all that is, slightly stinky coloured carbonated water. There might be a vague something in there but it’s too battered by water that it cannot be identified. Fresh Taste Keeping? Well it certainly was "fresh". There was no taste though, so we have a problem right there. Fresh Nothing Keeping? Keeping Nothingness Fresh? Who cares. This sucks. I just love these, where the beer’s only pro is that it’s not inherently offensive.Earlier Rating: 12/10/2007 Total Score: 1.6Bottle courtesy of and shared with ozujsko (thanks!) who brought it from London I think. Poured a pale golden colour with a medium sized white head that went away at a medium pace. Sourish nose, notes of rice, a touch of malt and maybe, just maybe hop. The taste is very watery as well, sweetish round the edges, weak weak lemony hops, some eggs... Not as foul as Asian lagers can get, interesting in an odd way (as much as a watery adjunctey pale lager can get), but not a good beer.