1 litre glass bottle from Amsterdam. Pours clear gold with a tall white head that lasts for a couple of seconds. Aroma is grain, malt. Taste is watery, grainy, minerals, almost no bitterness in finish. Quite hard to drink.

Bottled as ",Djogo Stout",". Deep dark brown color, almost opague. Molasses in the aroma. Very sweet and thin, with notes of grapes, brown sugar and chalk. Lacks quality in the ingredients used.

Sweet apple, slightly dusty aroma and flavor. Absolutely no hopbitterness. Rice flavor, like cheap sake. Should be refreshing, but on a cold Dutch winter day there's only the lack of (hop)flavor that shows.

Some orange in the aroma, but also a bit of soap. Comes back in the flavor, mixed with a dash of vanilla. I didn’t expect much from this beer, so I wasn’t disappointed.

Sampled from 0.275 l bottle from 'Sterk Avondverkoop', best before December 2018. Clear, golden amber with a thin, frothy, slowly diminishing, white layer. Sweetish, fruity and slightly artificial aroma of lemonade with some lime. Fairly sweet, quite fruity but also a bit artificial taste of lemonade and a touch of lime, followed by a short, minimally bitter finish. Thin to medium body, slightly effervescent mouthfeel, soft carbonation. Far from great, still drinkable.

Can from Aruban supermarket. Pale yellow, white head. Sweet malt, sweet corn, hay, some wet cardboard. Boring.

Can in Amsterdam. Clear, light colour, grassy aroma. Taste is nor that good, with malty after taste.