6er from the LCBO.
ligth amber pour, small white head.
nose is all cereal, breads, and light toasted malts, pretty basic. light mouth feel, solid carb. No hops to speak of, unoffensive light bitter finish. another beer that would be an alternative for someone moving into craft beer.

Sampled on draft at the College this beer poured a dark golden color with a huge creamy orange-white head that lingered and left great lacing. The aroma was malty, sweetish and bready. The flavor was sweetish and very bready with a touch of honey, yeast and a hint of caramel. Medium length finish. Medium body. Meh.

Light copper. Sweetish, grainy and a bit toasty. Balanced toastiness and a hint of sweetness.

Smells like a little honey and malt, some cereal. Amber mahogany colour. Very little leave, a little tang is the only taste. It isn’t foul and there’s nothing overtly wrong with it. A good session campus beer, as the name goes. If they replaced all the molson taps at campus bars with this stuff, Toronto might get smart enough not to elect Rob Ford as mayor again. Bottle at Saving Gigi on Bloor and Ossington.