Bottle from a minimart near some north London tube station. Clear gold. Thin foamy white head. Aroma has chewy malts with a sour edge. Flavourwise it's similar - tangy citrus over chewy malts. Light-medium bodied. Slick. Soft-fizzy carbonation. Long dry somewhat astringent. Odd chewy lager- some local grain presumably.

Bottle from Corner shop.
Appearance - opaque brown and cola like body and head.
Nose - brown bread, malt loaf.
Taste - more malt loaf and even tastes a bit of cola.
Palate - light bodied, sweet finish.
Overall - ok to have a mouthful in and chuck the rest in the gravy.

For an African beer, it is ok. The body is yellow, white foam, average carbonation, malty, some hop and refreshing during the summer, 18.04.16

Bottle from Sainsbury's. Bought to get my first tick in the malt beer style. Dark brown with a vanishing beige head. This tastes of sweet chocolatey rye bread throughout. Which I like! It does get a little syrupy by the end, but the light to middlng fizz helps to cut through that a bit. I think more than one bottle would be a bit too much due to the sweetness, but if I was just having one drink & foregoing alcohol I'd probably choose this over a non-alcoholic beer. I really enjoyed it, and would be happy to have it again - especially given the very low price! Thanks Brewver for giving me a reason to try this style - I'll have to track down some more malt beers (Supermalt next, maybe?).