12 oz. brown bottle. Modified label reflecting a 100 anniversary. Aroma of pale malt and light grassy hop. Pale gold color with an impressive white head. Approaching medium body with coarse carbonation. Flavor starts fresh, lightly sweet, and then arguably enough grassy hop kicks in for balance. Hop tends to build in the mouth. Very drinkable; likely good to wash down food. Way ahead of USA macros.

12 oz green bottle. Very nice aroma of pale malt and grassy hop. Pale gold color with a white film for head. Not too thin in body with coarsely creamy carbonation. Flavor is mostly grassy with enough light malt to balance. All in all it beats most USA macros. There is a nice noble hop bite in the finish.

Pale golden color. Light body, corn notes. Typical Latin lager. Undistinguishable in many ways.

Pilsener of sweet, sour malts, and yeast...pale golden, drippy lacing...off-white head fluffy on the pour, then just poor...tastes like an ordinary crap beer, consistent flavor throughout, high carbonation, fun label though

Bottle at Brickseller, Washington DC (offered by some random drunk customer, who claimed it was the best, of course)
Pale blond color. Grassy aroma of poor Lager. Sweetish taste, no bitterness. Very poor.

Bottled
Golden color, not much head. Skunky corn malt nose. Fizzy, watery palate. Papery flavor which is also salty - like drinking mineral water.

Bottled (thanks heemer77!). Pale yellow colour, mediumsized white head. Aroma is very much hay and grass with slight herbal notes. Flavour is sweet malts and some hayish notes. Slight notes of maize also.

Bottled (thanks Degarth!). Pale yellowish golden colour, mediumsized white head. Marzipan is present in both aroma and flavour. Maize and some hints of slight bitterness in both aroma and flavour too. Not a winner.

Bottled
Very light yellow color, small white head. Buttery, sweet malty, kind of unclean aroma. Crisp carbonation. Very light, plastic and sweet malty flavor. Light tropical lager.

Slight skunk when bottle opened. Aroma of pale malt (skunk all gone). Pale gold color with ringed white head. Sweet pale malt, and no hint of corn. Not much bitter in the finish either. Decent for a pale lager. Way better than Bud.