Bottle at Craig’s. Pours pale golden yellow, light vanilla nose, fizzy thin taste.

Bottle from Tesco, Streatham, London - (My first Cypriot rate) golden coloured pour with white head. Grassy and light floral aroma and taste, some corn, grainy and sweet bready malts, overall not terrible (tasted better then the preceding Nigerian beers) maybe ice cold in the Cypriot summer sun would knock this up a few marks!

Jun ’14. A 0.33 l bottle, courtesy of Marko, thanks for getting me a new beercountry! It poured clear, dark yellow body with medium sized head. Grainy and a bit salty aroma. I guess it’s the Mediterranean. Flavor was more soft sweetish malty with notable corn, especially in the finish when it starts to dominate with sourness. Thinner in body. Far from anything special, but not truly so bad as it might sound from my notes now. Just another average pale lager.

Bottle (thanks Nisse666) Country number 75. Clear golden with a large white head. Thin and sweet with corn, light malt and some notes of fruit. Drinkable but boring.

Pours very light yellow with a two finger quickly dissipating white foam leaving no lacings. Aroma is anonymous, but bear a small hint of pale malt, breadish, corn and minerals. Taste is wattery, with hints of grass and pale malt, more water. Some cardboard. Light body, medium carbo.

Bottle from Tesco, Burnley. Pale yellow with no head. Fairly dry and tasteless lager that slips down the palate easy enough but instantly forgettable as a drink. Has a slight sugary sweetness in its nose and a small carbonation.