Black Horse

Brewed by Molson Breweries (MolsonCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Montreal, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Pale gold colour with a slight white head. Honey, grass, and sour aromas. Sugary sweet and toasted cereal tastes up front, with a bland and dry finish.

My Newfie friends know how to party, and when they do, black horse is absent. I get strong adjunct and very modest malt or hop flavors. If you have to drink this stuff, serve it ice cold -the flavors that are there can safely be missed. Better yet, party like the Newfies and drink rum.

Just your run of the mill lager, only weaker. I had this baby from a can on the ferry from Nova Scotia to Newfoundland. Perhaps the sea influenced my opinion. Definately drinkable.

newfoundland has many great beers but this isn't one of them.for anyone thinking about buying a case of black horse.don't waste your money.

A typical party beer, gave me the runs, won’t drink anymore.

As an ex-pat Newfoundlander, this shines in my memory more than in the glass. My recent Black Horse was poured from a can, so points off right there for can-like taste. Aroma: Better than macro. Looks generic, perhaps a little darker. Taste is more interesting than macro, but you can tell this is a Molson brew. Not bad, but nowhere near the sentimental rating I want to give it.

Typical molson product - your standard american/canadian pilsner, bland, cold and inofensive. It’s availble all over newfoundland and if you want beer while you’re there, you’ll probably be drinking it with a wonderful newfoundlander or two to share good times. This beer reminds me of those good times.

Everything that is bad about beer. I could not finish it. Newfoundland has a local microbrewery that make great beer so avoid Black Horse.