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I went through a billion Fosters Lager blue oilcans when I was in my early twenties. Fosters Premium Ale never caught my eye until I'd already moved on to better craft beer ... it might not have even been in my area until fairly recently, as far as I know. But I've always been curious about what was in that green oilcan, and tonight my curiosity got the better of me. This beer pours amber with a lot of foamy head. The aroma is a little better than your average corn based beer. So is the flavor. There is a slightly bready quality. Fosters Premium Ale is generally better than I expected it to be. My curiosity is satisfied. I won't have it again.