Guilder

Aroma: 6 | Appearance: 3 | Mouthfeel: 4 | Flavor: 4 | Overall: 4

Bought as a 6 pack from cheap Grocery Outlet. Pretty average looking pale lager..weak golden with a large frothy white head. NO aroma at all to speak off..tiny bit of skunk, after all it is a gren bottle!!. Flavour is strange it starts off like a regular malty style lager.then degenerates into watery bitterness..like others I find the lemony taste quite jarring. Thin Thin watery mouthfeel to it, no enjoyment. This started off looking like it might just be an average Dutch lager..but eneded up sub par..not very good

Aroma: 6 | Appearance: 3 | Mouthfeel: 5 | Flavor: 5 | Overall: 5

Suprising is the one word that I can only seem to come up with to describe this beer. In all honesty, I truly thought that this beer was going to be a drain pour the first time it hit my palate. So much for preconcieved ideas. It really wasn't that bad of a beer and I think it's actually more drinkable than Heineken or other beers from that region. Aroma was skunky, yet also grassy, some carboard and some vegetable. Appearance was golden yellow, smallish head. Mouthfeel was slightly rough with a bit much in the carbonation area. Flavor was really what threw me for a loop as it almost had a bit of citrus to it. Not hop citrus mind you, but almost lemony. It wasn't horrible, nor was it fantastic either. It also had a grassy bite to it that was easy to consume. Drink it quick might be the motto for these guys. I didn't wait around to find out what would happen at warmer temps. It's already 105 here in NorCal, so I don't need a warm beer to boot.