UPDATED: MAR 2, 2020 Never been a big fan of these light beers, but they can absolutly be a life saver on a hot summer day.

33cl can (as "Gull Lite") from Vínbúðin, Borganes. Pours pale golden with a small, white head. Mild grainy aroma with notes of cooked vegetables and hardly anything else. Standard pale lager - watery and slightly grainy with a light bitterness. Gull? Not in my book. And I wonder what all the medals are doing on the can. Not much to write home about....

Bottle from Vínbúðin
Pale blond color. Light malt and corn aroma. The flavor is almost missing; dry, with low bitterness.
Useless.

Served from a can on the IcelandAir flight back to Canada. Very similar to regular Gull, just more watery and perhaps a touch sweeter. Like nearly every light lager produced in a large commercial brewery.

Light yellow, white foam that lasts short time, almost no lacing. Mild sour malt in the aroma. Mild malt, sour with almost no aftertaste. Watery high in carbon.

Sampled bottled at "En öl & whiskymässa" in Göteborg, on April 13, 2013.
Clear golden color, white head. Sweet, lemon, malty scent. Lime, light, malty taste. Spritzy mouthfeel, low to very low bitterness.

Can. Clear golden colour with large creamy white mostly lasting head. Weak aroma. Sweet flavor. Watery palate.

Can in hotel room, Reykjavik. Clear golden appearance with a white head and decent lacing. Fairly bitter, a little skunky, grainy aroma. Very unbalanced. Simultaneously very sweet pale malty and bitter herbal hoppy flavors as well as an undesirable metallic note. Pass.

Can, courtesy of Sigmund. Pours clear golden with a huge creamy white head. Grainy malty aroma with some wet cardboard. Taste is sweet malty with a dry end. Not too bad, considering this is lite..

500 ml can, from Rúsan, Tórshavn. ABV is 4.4%. Golden colour, moderate white head. Weak aroma, grainy and dusty, just a faint hint of fruit. Fizzy mouthfeel. Bland flavour, grainy and dusty again, very dry, minimal hops, not good at all.