F & M StoneHammer Light

Brewed by F & M Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Guelph, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Draught at C’est What, Toronto
Pale blond color, with creamy head. Light aroma of hay. Dry and light mouthfeel; flavor of hay and dry cereals; low bitterness.
Poor.

Bottle at The Rebel House. A light lunchtime session beer, with palish yellow colour and a little white head, that leaves some lace trail. A tad beerish aroma, and some malt. There is hop in the taste, but also corn. Mildly astringent. Lighter than average mouthfeel. Drinkable on a hot summer day, but even though could not finish it.

2007 Golden Tap Awards. Crisp pale yellow body with a small white head. Sweet floral, butter cup aroma. Similar floral hop character in the flavour, moderate hop bitterness throughout. (6+) Average palate. Decent pilsener/lager, excellent for a "light" beer.

Bottle 341ml?
Appearance :Clear , golden lager with fizzy white top.2+
Nose:Sweet pale malt with lactic overlap (!) , fruity character at base. 4-
Flavour/Palate:
Medium light bodied with dominant pale malt base, Body as cleaner that aroma presented. Some fruitiness at finish. Poor.

Bottle, shared with Robbie. I don’t have the energy to go into detail about this beer. It is a decent light lager, but it’s still a light lager, so who gives a shit really. No offence.

Bottle [341ml] at The Brewers Plate event. Pours a clear, bubbly pale gold with a small diminishing white head. Aroma’s surprisingly not too shabby: It’s light but also quite fruity, a bit sweet, along with some grassy hops and caramel malt. Flavour’s the same, fruity along with caramel malt, some grain, very light grassy hops and a light, short bitter finish. Average bodied. One of the better Canadian Light beers I’ve tried -- well done.

[539-20070818] Sample @ BeerBistro (Golden Taps, Toronto, ON). Freshly baked grainy bread yeast aroma is lightly floral. Clear, pale yellow body with a long-lasting foamy white head. More freshly baked bread yeast in the flavour. Light body. A surprisingly nice light beer!

Veyr nice, quite sweet, with those features of the Ontario beers I like. According to the barman, this beer is going to be renamed to Stonehammer light. Meanwhile I rate it with this name.

Corn malt nose, palest of yellows, small white head. Squeak of malt flavour, no hops at all. Watery, bad.

On tap, KW fest. Light yellow, small white head. Light grainy aroma, faint hops. Mouthfeel is very very light, not much flavour at all. Some grain and faint hops. Clean and well made but really no flavour at all here to recommend. To compare, I would prefer the Anti-Gravity Light.