Too light

Clear, deep golden beer with decent carbonation fills the glass. Pure white, creamy head emerges on top and reaches the height of one finger. The foam is relatively sustained, descending solely a little over time. The fragrance is somewhat awkwardly sugary, standard pale malt dominating the scent. Quite a distinct corny aroma, as if adjuncted with corn malt and/or cereals, rises to the nostrils. The mouth is filled with a rather corny, cerealy palate. One gets hence a cheap adjuncted impression of this brew. Some cookies, a pinch of sugar and corn flour follow behind. The body is light. The finish portrays the same few elements as upfront, most notably the tang of corn flakes. The aftertaste vanishes quickly from mouth. Mouthfeel is thin, soft and smooth, but also cheap and adjuncted.