Sleeman Clear

Lifeless pale-gold lager has very little aroma aside from a bitter touch of alcohol and grain. Very highly carbonated. Tastes like sugar water with a miserly touch of malt. Could almost be a no-alcohol beer if it wasn’t for that distasteful edge in the aroma. A very poor product.

Bottle (341ml - clear). My second low-carb "beer" in as many days - at least Molson Ultra comes in a brown bottle. Poured pale fizzy yellow with a big foamy industrial soap-looking bright white quick diminishing head. The bubbles never stopped. What aroma there is reminded me of ivory soap, with sweet ’n low and corn starch added. Taste - there is none - fizzily grainy, watery, nothing. I was thirsty, it was a beautiful sunny day on my balcony, and I still hated it. Better than the Molson Ultra though ...

Yeah..Right... Bottled. Badly carbonated, clear (duh), tastes like homebrew made according to the extract can directions. Bleh

Not sure what I was drinking, moved to a Coors Light to get some taste, so you know how tasty this beer was. I may water plants with the remaining 6.

water, corn starch, bubbles and skunk Forget this, even if you do want a light beer.

Who was the genius to put this in a clear bottle? Typical Canadian import corn-starch aroma. Fizzy white head. Virtually flavorless, albeit altogether inoffensive beer for the masses.

Nothing speacial about this standard commercial "Low Carb" lager. This means lack of malting and hopping. Average gassing and small head doesn’t do any flavours. Not to much stronger than soda water for my liking...

330ml can. Pale straw in colour. Head is sparse. Hard to get an aroma off this - maybe hay and grass. Almost devoid of all flavour - pretty much carbonated water. It’s clear all right, clear from those intrustive beer like flavours of hops and malt.