Crystal clear coloured body with a light soapy, white head that starts at about a centimetre and fades quickly, like soda and leaves no lace at all. The glow is lightly golden, but this is more watery clear than even golden - pretty mild throughout the look. Aroma of stale malt, light grain, a dash of hay, some grass and a relatively stale and subdued caster sugar note that has some sweetness to add to the watery and foul malt smells. Ultra-light-bodied; Super mild malt flavours show at first with some grass, hay and almost like a musty sugar flavour that hits a mild sweetness, again, on top of just about nothing, but water, very light grain and hay. Aftertaste is super mild and subdued grain and grass with the light caster sugar and funky flavours with a touch of bread and yeast on the very end - not much going on here at all, of course. Overall, a very poor and incredibly bland beer - there really wasn't anything offensive here, aside from the stale malt, but the taste was just watery, bland and very simplistic. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Lidl [grocery] in Manassas, Virginia on 16-October-2017 from one of my co-workers, sampled on 26-February-2020, purchased for US$3,99/six pack - Thanks Tom!

16oz can pours a crystal clear corn gold with a ring of head that faded very fast. Nose is as you'd expect, corn, malt, yeast, dough. Flavor is a bit more corny, corn sugar, malt, honey. Watery finish. Not good, but I've had more offensive light offerings.