True North Light

Formerly brewed at Magnotta Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Vaughan, Canada

Bottle- GOlden body with a frothy white cap. Distinct hops aroma for a light, with mild fruit, and malt in the nose. Taste is actually pretty good. Both hops biotterness and sweet malt are present. No real finish, except it is notably bland.

Draft. My first impression was that the body was surprisingly nice for a light beer, better than many macro lagers. Pale yellow body with a good white head. Flavour is fairly bland, but has enough malt and hint of hops to make it one of the better light beers out there.

(Bottle) Pours a large white head and a clear yellow body. Light malt nose. Nice complexity for the style and ABV. Very surprising actually. Good malt flavour. I am truly impressed with this brewery...

Hoppy/malty nose, amber, small white head. Fruit, malt taste, good body for a light, pleasantly bitter, average.

this is a light? it's surprisingly good. not that it's great, but I'd guess it as a good macro lager before a light. malt and buttery aroma. canned peach sweetness and even a bit of bitterness in the finish.

Clear, bright yellow. White head. Extremely faint aroma. Light body. Inoffensive but very bland flavour. No aftertaste to speak of.

A micro that tries to compete with the macros (why?). It is relatively bland beer with no flaws but no qualities to speak of.

As befits a microbrewed light lager, it is bland according to style, but a fair bit fuller than the big brewery fare.