Pours golden, straw yellow. Solid white head with significant staying power! Aroma is vaguely grassy, even more vaguely malty and overall hardly there. Not unpleasant though. Quite sweet, the tiniest hint of pear? Otherwise bready. A bit of malt on the aftertaste.
Doesn't quite live up to the hype - certainly better than your average American macro lager, and I would drink this any day, but not particularly interesting. The carbonation is indeed significant however living up to the "Champagne of Beers" marketing!

Pours golden with a medium lived, white head. Aroma is nothing at all - taste is fresh and grainy. This is refreshing and nonoffensive, nothing more. Quite like it!

Pours pale golden with a fast vanishing, small white head. Strange aroma, like dark bread and a slight whiff of acetone. Taste is significantly better, mostly bready and light bitterness. A beer for drinking with your nose closed? Strange. Mouthfeel is okay, medium light carbonation. Lingering bitter aftertaste, not unpleasant! I really thought this would suck based on the aroma, but if I was downing straight from the can I'd probably say this way above average for a cheap lager.

A lovely, simple thing. Pours clearish golden with a medium amount of surprisingly solid, white, medium lived head. A mild, grassy aroma gives way to a refreshing, no-so-bitter-yet-quite-dry-à-la-Asahi flavor with a decent enough finish. Body is crisp and lovely, medium carbonated. Chug in the Greek sun like it's meant to.