Bottle: Pours a light pale yellow with a white head. Aroma is very light sweet grass. Taste seems very dry with no substance, so I guess they got what they wanted from the yeast.

Had to purchase a 6-pack at the LCBO, so had some at the band jam and some at home, straight from the bottle. This was actually quite surprisingly good and refreshing for a swill. Says to open when the mark of an opener turns blue (on the front label), to have optimal tasting temperature. Now, the sixth one, mark is blue. Pours a light yellow colour with a big white head that is creamy and foamy. Medium-sized bubbles all over the glass, with decent retention and some wavy lacing. Great fresh malt nose at first, but then, turns into an adjunct scent. Refreshing mouthfeel that is crisp with a short finish. Taste of rice (and maybe a little corn) with a little bitterness of grassy hop in the middle. Nothing bad here, just a regular rice swill, and another country tried.

Bottle from Carringtons, Chorlton. Label seemed to be more for a chewing gum than a beer....cool and fresh etc. Poured a light gold colour with some bubbles but no real head. Nose had notes of cardboard and grain with some slight citrus. Taste roughly the same. Actually reasonably inoffensive paired up with some super spicy food. Had much worse.

Location: Tap at a Korean Restaurant, 5/7/10

Aroma: The nose is grassy, some grains, rice, and corn
Appearance: Pale yellow color with a small white head
Flavor: Taste is also corn, grass, rice, a pretty dull flavor
Palate: The body is super light, quite thin
Overall Impression: There isn't much going on with this one, a fairly typical mild flavored, weak, drinkable, but ultimately forgettable beer.

(bottle) Clear, pale golden colour with a short and non-persistent foamy white head. Mildly grainy malty aroma with traces of milk and oatmeal. Sweet-bitter flavour, light bodied with a slightly sharp carbonation. Shy grainy pale malty taste; dry-ish malty and slightly bitter finish. Drinkable in some way. Thanks to Mr. Kim, Sa Rang Bang, Essen (also for the kimchi). 08.VI.10

Bottle. Light golden with a medium white head. Weak aroma and taste. Very thin and boring beer.

Had at a Korean restaurant in Paris. No aroma to speak of, no head either when poured chilled as it demanded. Taste of grains and bread. Very uninteresting, but drinkable.

[RBESG, Sheffield] Grand Tasting @ The Halequin, Sheffield. Brown color, nutty aroma. Flavor was way off, some caramel. Very thin. More of a brown ale and def. not a stout.

I could not turn down the opportunity to try the stylish beer with fibre. Fairly deep gold/dark amber colour. The aroma is of malt, glue, honey and grains. Soft body with light malts and maybe a hint of caramel. Decent macrobrew. I’ll report on its effects on my stool later.