Co-op Gold Premium Light Lager

Brewed by Great Western Brewing (Canadian Brewing)
Style: Pale Lager
Saskatoon, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Single can from Co-op Liqour Store. Colour: Shiny yellow. Nose: Fairly decent bread with butter complex and gouda cheese. Taste: Gruyere cheese, mushrooms, salt. Tastes of a hight ABV than 4%. Deceiving and surprising.

Bottle. Barely yellow, average white head. Low grainy aroma, hints of celery. Thin, bland, grainy palate with no hint of hops or character.

Didn’t even bother to pour it in a glass...so I’m trusting Presario’s appearance rating:) Typical macro aroma and flavor with a hint of hops. I didn’t notice much of an aftertaste although it did finish sort of sweet.

Straw colour. Grainy-malty aroma with very light hop. Again, a faint hint of hops punctuates the otherwise grainy and very watery palate. Instant finish. A beer designed to taste of nothing, and which almost succeeds.

Pale yellow. Lots of big bubbles in a semi-fluffy head. Very very light aroma with notes of grass and bread covered by metallic notes as it warms. Tastes like a macro Pale Lager that was designed not to have any taste. Sadly for the brewer a light melon taste resides in the finish.