Green State Light
Zero Gravity Craft Brewery

Very clear, almost straw yellow in color. Head was very carbonated and faded fast. Nose is cereal grains. Taste was sweet and cereal flavors. Mild bitterness on palate

Below average carbonation and body but didn't have too much of the watery feel I was expecting
Aroma is mostly cereal,grain,toasted grain and a mild earthy sour funk
Tqste is cereal and grai with a mild sweetness that builds and lingers in the aftertaste
I could pick this apart I guess but bottom line I liked it. To me a way better alternative to most light beers

 

 

Poured from a 16 oz can into a pint glass; no known birth date. Pours darkish light yellow with consistent one inch foam head that eventually recedes. Tastes of crackers, bread, and light hops. Satisfying. Very good light lager... worth it.

Poured from a can into a point glass
Appearance – The beer pours a clear straw color with a fizzy head of white foam. The head fades rather fast leaving a touch of fizzy lace on the sides of the glass.
Smell – The aroma is light overall, with some notes of a caramel and grainy malt. Along with these smells comes a bit of bread and some light notes of corn.
Taste – The taste begins with a crisp cracker malt and caramel flavor mixed with a little bit of graininess and some light notes of rice. These tastes last throughout, leaving one with a rather crisp taste to linger on the tongue.
Mouthfeel – The body is medium to light, with a moderate carbonation, both of which are decent for the style and the tastes.
Overall – An OK light beer, but not really any better than something like a Miller. Also at 126 calories for a can, you would be better off with going with a Bud, Miller, or Coors light over this if you are looking for something lower cal.

I've wanted to try this for a while. Pours a bright yellow-ish golden color with a two finger head that quickly recedes. I immediately smell the lightly sweet malt upon pouring. Crisp with a good dose of graininess. Mouthfeel is robust and unexpected due to the style. I'd buy this more often if it came in 24oz cans. It's perfect for hot summer days.

 

Pours a crystal clear straw yellow, 1" white head with mild retention and very little lacing. Nose is earthy hop with a touch of citrus rind, lemon zest, bread dough. Taste is moderately bitter but extremely balanced by some very light malt; not enough to ever taste sweet, but enough to prevent palate fatigue. It's an extremely moderated and sessionable taste. Feel is matches, as it drinks ultra crisp and light. Overall, I found there to be some significant depth of flavor here in a small and crushable package - essentially exactly what I would be looking for in a light lager.

A: pours a light, straw yellow body with a white head with ok retention and lacing.
S: subtle, sweet malt notes with hints of alcohol.
T: sweet, malt barley notes; hints of some lemongrass and yeast.
M: light and crisp
O: decent light beer; light and refreshing.

 

Meh. Zero Gravity made a Vermont Weak Bud Light.