Bouteille 341ml. De couleur jaune et claire. Nez de maïs sucré, moyen de céréales avec des notes de légumes bouillis et des traces de papiers humides pour les mains. Mince en bouche avec un pétillement moyen ainsi qu’une texture aqueuse avec de faibles traces huileuses. Moyen goût de légumes bouillis lors de l’entrée en bouche auquel se rajoute un léger goût de céréales et des notes de maïs sucré puis en finale l’on retrouve des petites notes herbeuses (herbes mouillées). Post-goût court, composé de faibles notes herbeuses.

Oh boy... a 3% ABV. beer... what great taste to expect. After the big wave of low-carb beers a few years back, now we have this one pushing the barrier with only 67 calories. Typical pale yellow colour of low alcohol beers, with heavy carbonation. This creates a big white soapy head that surprisingly last a long time and has decent lacing. Smells alright at first with some malt, then getting the corn and grain mix, to then end up with a bigger mix of vegetable, hop and plastic. The mouthfeel is crisp with a dry finish. Taste of corn, and pretty much just that and a lack of flavours. Just seems like a watered down regular Molson Canadian. Boring.

Wow, a beer with only 67 calories! Because the first thing I do when I think I want a beer is ask how many calories it has, not if it tastes like rotten donkey hair! Pours with a pasty white head and a slightly lighter light gold than Molson’s other beers, and plenty of carbonation. Very soft aroma of sugared corn, or maybe that’s cough syrup. The taste is watery weak grain, with an incredibly weak mouthfeel, and an awful aftertaste. Whoever is vain enough to ask for this thing at a bar deserves to be smacked upside the head - just order a club soda already!