W sumie... Fajnie gasi pragnienie, nie jest slodkie specjalnie, jablka sa, piwnica jest... Taki soczek. Brak tanin i bez funku

33cl Can at camping Kost-Ar-Moor. Pale golden with white head. Sweet chemical malts, very tinny, sunflower oil, paper, nettle bitter hops. Light sweet, light bitter. Thin body, strong carbonation. Very plain and too sweet.

Carrefour’s own table beer, from a 75 cl bottle. Very thick, stable, yellowish beige, bath foam-like but regularly shaped head, chestnut brown robe with burgundy hue, clear and translucent with fierce fizz rising up through the glass, sustaining the head. Aroma of caramel candy, Coca Cola, brown sugar, dried tea leaves, iron, aspartame, dried fruits, old cardboard. Straightforwardly sweet, very caramelly in an artificial, industrial kind of way, cola-like sugariness lingering but fortunately less cloying than actual cola and not really sticky, medium carbo, evidently thin and somewhat metallic, grainy middle still dominated by the sweet caramel and cola flavours, ascorbic sourish hint becoming more evident in the finish (making it even more cola-like), where hops are all but absent, making it end thin and watery. Very stereotypically sweet, one-dimensional, industrial table beer, somehow I liked this more than e.g. Piedboeuf Brune, but that is where it ends; serves its humble purpose I guess and I respect the specific functionality of an old school brown tafelbier, but clearly of lesser quality than e.g. Haacht’s own Maltosa / Very Diest, which I remember felt less industrial.

Heller, mild malziger Antrunk. Minimale Herbe, leichte Würzigkeit, süffig. Spritzig, langweilig aber erfrischend. 8/8/8/7/6/7

Heller, herb malziger Antrunk. Mild würzig, süffig, wenig aromatisch. Langer getreidiger Nachhall. 7/8/8/8/6/8