[1208-20080318] 473mL can. Corny grain field grass aroma with a hint of light floral hay. Clear, pale orange yellow body with a medium-lasting foamy white head. Watery crushed corn flavour. Watery light body, tinge of astringency. Not horrible for a light but not exactly enjoyable either.

Bottle. Light gold. Faint grain and cheap malt aroma and flavour. Over-carbonated palate dominates the experience, leading to a watery and mild bitter finish. Not hideous, and works only as a last resort.

Bottle. Pours a bubbly pale gold with an average size somewhat-lasting white head -- doesn’t look too bad for a cheap Ontario Pale Lager. Aroma’s corny and sweet along with some grain but there is a hint of hops there, it’s not great but I’ve smelt much worse. Flavour’s mild, there’s not much there, some corn, grain and just a hint of hops -- it’s inoffensive but also quite dull. Not something I’d ever drink, I like flavour in my beer, but If you have to drink some buck-a-beer Light beer then you might as well get this, it’s better then some of the other contenders out there.

Bottle (341ml). "Courtesy" of blankboy. Clear pale gold, fizzy average white head, a few bubbles (3-). Smells like a cheap lager - corn, harsh dry weeds, less paper and metal than I’d normally expect, but it IS cold. Tastes the same - harsh, corny, stinging initial carbonation, then just flat and dead on the palate. Miles better than BudLight, but still cheap, thin and harsh.

Pours: it stayed in the bottle. Aroma of glass, some metallic stuff and a little malt. Looking at the description: full bodied?! Glarkgh. Tastes watery, corny and a tad bit malty. Gotta love Lake Ontario discount macro.