Kokanee Light

Brewed by Columbia Brewery (Labatt-InBev)
Style: Pale Lager
Creston, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Can. Gold with minimal head. Looks like a regular Kokanee. Light almost fruity scent. Strong metallic note up front and then settles done to a very light taste. A bit of a fruit note o more of a presence than Coors Light. Still a bit of metallic in the finish.

Sort of a fizzy water. Not a real beer at all. Pale yellow with a thick head that soon departed. Not much aroma. Light watery body, almost no flavour. Only finish was a carbonated burp.

I found a bottle of this in a friends fridge. I had seen this beer before, but it is not as common as other macro light beers. Pour is bland golden body with a frothy head. Aroma is grainy and slightly skunky. Carbonation and water are the main tastes. Nothing here. I will not drink this beer again.

(Can) Purchased at the BCLS Fort Street in Victoria for $1.70. Pours a quick dissipating white frothy head atop a light golden body. Nose is fizzy and slightly grainy. Flavour is bland - watery with no terrible taste. Bland and boring.

An even worse version of Kokanee that was forced upon me in British Columbia. Easy drinking shitty Canadian Lager

It’s interesting that you just don’t see this one as often as other light beers (not that I’m looking really, come to think of it). Anyway, not much to talk about, pretty typical pale lager profile of non-decript aroma (at least it’s clean, not stinky), and faintly fruity light lager palate.

Can. Poors Pale yellow, very carbonated. Skunky, carbonated, watered down, light and bland.

Can. Pale yellow with a mostly diminishing off-white head. Grainy and light skunky aroma. Bland, boring, corn and graininess. Light, watery, fizzy. Bleh.