That Good Light
The Bronx Brewery

Look - poured into a 10 oz glass. Deep golden in color, cloudy, and a nice frothy head with moderate lacing. Good looking beer.
Smell - piney and citrusy hops, with herbs, and fresh grass. Quite big on the hops, at least in the smell.
Taste - a juicy NE style IPA in taste. hops are present and there's some bitterness, but does not affect drinkability. a nice robust taste with a pretty clean finish.
Feel - medium bodied, below average carbonation, and on the lighter side at just 4.7% ABV.
Overall - a beer low in ABV but not in flavor, this is a tasty cloudy IPA at such low calories. While I prefer the full powered version, this is a nice alternative to people interested in low calorie options.

Decanted from a 12 oz (355 ml) can into a muffin top, pint glass; no production information.
A: Pours a hazy, dark golden-orange (brass) color with a one finger, white head, little retention, and sparse remnants of Belgian lacing.
S: Aromas of orange Pixie Stix, white grapefruit, lemon, and caramel. Maybe a touch of funk.
T: Seriously dry with palate following nose, although basil and a Wasabi bitterness are evident.
M: Light bodied with low carbonation. Tongue tingles after drinking.
O: I think like a lot of these "lo cal" IPAs they are super dry and try to fill in for body with citrusy flavors and serious bitterness. Drinkable enough, but probably wouldn't ask for a second. Call it a near miss: keep trying.