Can 0,5ltr; Clear golden colored brew with an dry bitter taste thats tried to be sweet, hints are kind of grainy. And so we got another Poland tick.

Can 0,5ltr: Clear golden colored brew with an slightly dry bitter taste, some hints of corn, maltiness and some sulfuric watertaste like from Dortmund.

500 ml bottle, sampled in Poland. Pours clear gold. Aroma: malt, corn, light grassy. Taste: light to moderate sweet & bitter, crisp. Light to medium body with moderate carbonation. Typical euro lager.

OK, got this cheap 2$ 17 oz bottle from chalet premier, nice place. When I pop the lid on this baby there is an odd reaction; a very slow-motion foam creeping its way up the neck of the bottle and down the sides. Never saw anything like it! I guess there is a first time for everything? Color is a slightly darker pale reminiscent of a cheap American malt likkah. Yea, smells like one too; mild volatile canned cream corn, heheeh. I'm a little alarmed about the taste before it even gets to my tongue, at nearly 9%, this is going to be a happening. Yea, the uptake is strong and boozy. A mild creamy sensation greets the palate. Then there is this warming sensation that flows down the throat into the gullet. One big ass shocking brew, fer sher. Whew, I'm going to have a buzz on once this bottle is finished. If I didn't know better, I'd say I was drinken one of Mericka's most popular cheap-ass malt likkahs, anybody got a paper lunch bag I can put this into? Fortunately, a beer has to trigger my gag reflex before I drain pour it and this stuff is almost there but, no gag so far. Yet, it is pretty rude, like a Cro-Magnon brewed it er sumthin. Very eye-opening experience. It's been a while since I had an in-yer-face bare-bones example of a cheaply-made high-gravity beer. Whew, did I say; whew yet? Just asking! Ruff stuff baby. On the finish, it's doing the intended task, I think I'm getting a little dizzy!