Alexander Keiths Light

Brewed by Oland Brewery (AB-InBev)
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Halifax, Canada

bottle. Pours a very pale yellow with a white head. Taste of corn and grain. I don’t know why this beer is so popular. Is it the commercials?

In high school I loved Keiths. I mean, I really loved it. I don’t care much for it these days and the light version is worse. If you have only had a few beers, yeah, you will like this one. If you have tried something that isn’t golden yellow with a white head and next to no flavour you won’t like this. (Please note, not all goden beers with a white head and little flavour are poor)

341 ml bottle. Pale golden beer with a thin white head. Almost no aroma, light fruity aroma, no malt, no hops. Flavour is thin, a bit of bubble gum esters, light grapiness. Light-bodied beer, but better than I would have thought.

Very mild aroma is somewhat grainy with a lemon-citrus tone. Clear pale golden colour with huge, pillowy, white head that recedes rapidly to cover with some lace. Very mild grainy malts with some sweet citrus tone and a surprising hint of herbal hops. Light, refreshing body is somewhat watery with moderate to strong carbonation. Stem glass, fridge temp. Can (RBSG’05 leftovers).

For light beers this has to be agood beer, love the appearance. This beer is starting to pick up in popularity in Calgary.

who ever thought they could make a sweet grainy peice of crap ber worse than keith’s. well they did. man this is bad.

A toned down version of Keith’s, manages to pull it off without losing too much of the taste, however still a light beer.

Bottle at Fall Beerfest In Toronto 2004. Very pale yellow in colour. Aroma had lots of grains and corn. Flavour of creamed corn. Very light body, medium carbonation. Finishes very light and watery. Pretty crappy stuff.