This example of Light American Lager shares the traits of mass appeal that the style is known for. Its subtle aroma contains light DMS, generic adjunct character, and light fruitiness. It pours a very clear dark yellow that is a shade or two darker than typical, with a huge, brittle, white head. The high level of escaping CO2 also becomes part of the aroma. The flavor has very low levels of adjunct sweetness, corn, floral hops, and bitterness. Very light-bodied and dry, it finishes with a crisp tang and hard-to-describe-but-you-know-what-I'm-talking-about aftertaste. Carbonation is medium in the glass, but probably much higher in the can. True to style, this beer borders on being flavor-neutral. If you're the kind of brave soul who lets his Light Lager warm up, eventually there is some low grainy malt flavor. But make no mistake, this beer is best drunk cold. If this is what you care to drink: Bottoms up.