Sam Adams Light

Pours a light golden amber with a one-finger white head that showed great life with lots of bubbles rushing to the top. This looks great compared to most light beers. Nothing too special in the smell with wheat, light hops and some other grainy smells. The taste was a fuller version of the aroma with some decent wheat and light hop flavors. The mouthfeel is crisp and clean and not very watery at all. This is one of the better light lagers I’ve tasted and very drinkable.

Bottle. Pours amber, and smells of hops. However, the look is deceiving because it stands out none from any other light beer in taste. It almost reminds me of a fake Sam Adams.

Hands down the best light beer I’ve ever had. But I think we all know that’s not saying much. Still for what it is, it’s not bad. Not very flavorful of full-bodied but it’s still very drinkable. And at least it doesn’t have a heavy corn flavor.

Bottled@ tomy doyles (Newton, MA). clear Golden Color with a nice white head. Aroma is weak, some malty and nothing else. Flavor is pretty much the same, but is refreshing. No bitterness at end.

I’m not a fan of light beers, but this has to be the best of the worst I’ve had so far. Normally at parties, someone always asks for some type of light beer, and I think in the future, it’s going to be this one. The head is somewhat thick in the beginning, there’s a watery orange-amber color throughout, and it’s got a smell and taste that I wouldn’t have expected (a kick at first, but watery afterwards).