Robert Simpson Anti-Gravity Light

Bottle. Mild malt, slight bitter finish. Kind of acidic and stale tasting. Pretty poor stuff.

For a light ale, this is pretty good. Most light ales border on water taste. This has a citrus palate. If I want a light beer, this would be high on my choice. Unfortunately I don’t often want a light beer.

355 ml bottle from LCBO, served almost cold in a tulip glass.

App.: Clear golden with a small white head. Aroma: An odd grainy, lightly fruity biscuit maltiness, Palate: Medium body, softer carbonation. Flav.: Lots of biscuit and toasty malt, that’s pretty much it; light finish that isn’t bitter and leaves a little malt behind.

Nice flavour for a lighter beer! Would be nice cottage/beach drinking

bottle. Poured clear straw coloured with a thin white head. Mild sour yeasty corn aroma. Tastes like a wheat beer, kinda tart. Fizzy carbonation. Lingering aftertaste.

Bottle (355ml). Clear light gold, average quick-diminishing fizzy white head (3-). Slightly honey-sweet dry aroma, scorched straw and something stale and herbal. Taste isn’t bad - honey, clover, mild cereal malt body. Light body, very lively mouthfeel, quick finishing, but very crisp and refreshing - seriously, not bad at all for what it is - can it and toss a sixer in your golf bag.

Decent tasting lighter ABV featuring some nice toffee malt notes, very lightly tangy pale fruit and gentle hop crispness. Suffers from some slight papery and glue-like flavors & aromas much like licking an envelope. Has a nice yellow-amber appearance and slightly wheaty, feel.

Bottle, LCBO. Mild grain and malt in aroma. Looks nice - almost amber, oily white head. Taste is fine - light malt, grassy hops. Tastes clean and has a nice amount of flavour for a light beer. If I am watching calories, I may give it a go in the summer.

12oz bottle 3/12/09 (LCBO)-Pours a clear golden with a nice big white head. Aroma of malt, grains, and hops. Taste is the same with some sweetness and a dry finish. This light bodied brew was pretty tasty.