$1.25 can from Parkhurst Wine Shop at Rainbow Hill. Not expecting much, but it's an interesting tick. Pours clear golden with a small white head. Aroma is grass, metal - very metallic nose. Flavor is grass, very light brown lead. Slightly sweet on the back end. Really not that bad. Lack of a lot of flavor, yes, but there's nothing offensive here.

Can: Corn and chemical nose. Pale yellow, thin head. Lightly sweet corn. Thin, easy carbonation. Not horrible.

Can. Corn syrup, biscuit malt, and straw aroma. Yellow with giant white head. Mildly sweet corn syrup, very light malt, and lightly bitter stale hay flavor. Watery palate. Again - all the quality I’ve come to expect from Minhas.

Can: Clear, very pale gold.......almost no head.... Almost no scent. Almost no taste......just a little water, grain......and more water. ......a hint of wall-paper paste. Ahhhhh.... Minhas.....you never fail to astonish me with your apparent complete indifference to brewing.....Do you people ever actually drink anything you make? I do (guiltily) enjoy what I hope is a sense of self-deprecating humour in even bothering to produce this....right up to the late 1970’s Generic Can Logo treatment.....it’s like an alternate Universe where somehow K-Mart, or Dollar General Stores decided to delve into brewing....I amuse myself by imagining the Monday Morning Executive meeting at the brewery starting with a Power Point Slide that says: " HOLY SHIT !!!! We’re STILL in business !!!!!"

I like the packaging, with the simple black and white. I had a full can of this at a Superbowl party, or, nearly a full can. I did not actually see the beer but no doubt it is a clear, light yellow color. Minimal malt flavor, light, sticky. carbonation was good. Better than Miller Lite but it is unlikely I will drink it again. So a cheap light yellow beer with low flavor? OK, they nailed it.