UPDATED: NOV 3, 2023 Big can from NSLC in Halifax. Pours pale clear yellow. Wet malt, strawish. Hint of hops. Drinkable.

UPDATED: AUG 30, 2023 Fairly typical and smooth but with a bit of a rust/petrol note. Canadian version 4.9%

UPDATED: JUN 18, 2023 Poured from 355mL can (given to the actors in my show). Clear blonde with small white head. Grainy corn malt. Basic macro.

UPDATED: MAR 18, 2023 Clear golden pour with a lot of bubbles rising with a thin white head and some bands of lacing …. Aroma of sweet malts, light hops, grains, straw/grass, metallic and corn …. Taste is of sweet malts, light hops, straw/grass hops, grains, corn and a light metallic flavor …. Finish has some straw, sweet malts and light hops …. Simple macro, not bad not great

UPDATED: NOV 20, 2022 355ml can. Pours a clear pale gold with a thin, fizzy, short lived, white head that leaves spotty lacing. Faint aroma of grainy pale malt and floral hops. Sweet flavour of grainy pale malt, corn and light grassy hops in a dry, mild bitter finish. Light body with a thin, watery texture and average carbonation. Nothing disgusting about it, just another macro lager. Pretty boring.

UPDATED: JUN 13, 2022 Can at the Airbnb with the pasta I cooked up. The pasta was good, it had flavours, you know.

UPDATED: DEC 13, 2021 12 oz can pours a clear pale golden color with fizzy white head that vanishes quickly without any lacing. Aroma has corn syrup, apples, lemon, and some other grains. Taste is slightly sweet with a metallic finish. Body is light with lively carbonation. I might call this an OK lawn mower beer, but it's December today. Not as offensive as I had feared it might be. This is passable as a cheap lager.

UPDATED: FEB 9, 2021 (Bottle) Golden colour with foamy, white head. Malty nose with white bread, lemon, grapefruit, cereal and boiled corn. Thin malty taste with notes of white bread, hay, a touch of lemon, cardboard and a low bitterness in the finish. Light to medium body, with a slight sweetness. Thin and watery. Not overly terrible but kind of pointless. Drinkable.

UPDATED: APR 6, 2020 A 4 oz pour from a short single can purchased at High Point Liquor in east Vancouver. A very pale yellow beer with white head and a faint nose of sweet corn. No hop presence noticed up front, just sweet corn. A very slight bite on the finish, whether from alcohol or hop. Some guys will buy a pack of this if it's a nickel or dime cheaper than the next cheapest brand. This is the beer for those guys, not me, and hopefully not you.

UPDATED: NOV 5, 2019 for the style example ,macro or craft ,i couldnt find much wrong with it . i dont do light beers ,malt liquor ,or freeze distilled. got it down to about 35-40 degrees . def has a nice finish ,a thinner bodied pale lager than pbr or blatz ,strohs etc but not watery , outstanding