GregClow (2493), Toronto, Ontario, Canada Jun 11, 2004 Clear yellow colour with a slight greenish hue. Almost no aroma or flavour. If you’re looking for that "crisp & clean with no aftertaste" type of beer that is often promised by the macros, look no further! After drinking half a glass, I added some lemon soda, and it was much better that way. MrManning (1634), London, Ontario, Canada May 24, 2004 Clear straw body eith a thin white head. Looks to have minimal carbonation. Aroma is slightly sweet corn with some chemically notes. Taste is sweet corn and some metallic flavours as well. Light bodies, watery mouthfeel. Aftertaste is also sweet corn. overall, although light , the taste is off and I wouldn’t drink it unless it was the only thing available. The thooroughbred of beers? More like the pony of beers. kmeves (1080), Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin, USA Nov 19, 2003 Frothy white head that dissipates quickly. Golgen hue. The aroma is a small amount of grain and not much else. Highly carbonated sweet late. Not too bad for an American Standard. JPDIPSO (4863), Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, USA Sep 20, 2003 Straw color with a initally tall white head that dissipates to only a few small bubbles. Light sweet simple sugar smell, slightly grassy. Dry light malt start and that's where the pleasantries end. Bitter, near sour corn flavor with a husky, bad alcohol finish. Egad! Radek Kliber (3912), Toronto (Can) Krotoszyn (Pol), Ontario, Canada Aug 17, 2003 Pale gold , small head . Some malt with decent level of hops . Drinkable , sweet . mrkimchee (1414), Toronto, Ontario, Canada Aug 16, 2003 pale yellow. smells and tastes like hay and corn. if they wanted to taste like a macro they did it. bleh wnp22 (682), Toronto (Roncesvalles Village), Ontario, Canada Aug 10, 2003 Tasted at TFOB. Light yellow colour, clear with slight white head. Grassy scent, with slightly grassy hoppy taste. CapFlu (3480), Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Jun 22, 2003 (Draught) Lightly carbonated; gold with thin, white head. Yeast and malt nose - thin. Clean finish... hence the thin, watery taste.
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