Sampled as 'Boss Light', in a blue can, from this brewery with this ABV. Ridiculously clear and golden coloured body with an ugly, fast-dying pure white head that stays afloat for a few seconds, at most. Aroma of yes, unflattering malt and water with some light corn sugar thrown in the mix, but this is pretty bad, especially in the nose. Ultra-light-bodied throughout; Strong grainy and malt-based flavours that show more corn and ricer and fillers than any actual malts with a very light sweetness from honey and corn syrup at the end, but only a dash of vegetal flavours come through that vary anything from the not-so-good malts and off-sugars. Aftertaste shows the pure corn syrup and funky malts throughout without much else aside from water. Overall, a pretty standard 'macro light' beer that you'd expect with funky malt compontents, a lot of bad and off-flavours that aren't so good. I sampled this tweleve ounce can, given to me by my coworker, purchased from Lidl in Manassas, Virginia on 16-October-2017 for US$3,99/six pack, sampled at home in Washington on 08-January-2020.

2 12 oz cans in a big glass mug. Look is just plain pale lager with some visible carbonation. Surprising white rocky head at first that fades to one quarter inch and stays there. Smell is a little mettalic and off perhaps with some of that cheap malt liquor aroma. Typical lager flavors but it comes across a little tart at times. Refreshing none the less. Has a tad of that processed feel to it. Goes down fairly easy with no gag reflex triggering. Goodly amout of fizz to this stuff makes it more palatable. Finish is OK, could be a decent lawn mower beer. Seems to be stronger than the 4% indicated here.