Molson Brador

I miss Brador being available in the U.S., but I always bring some back with me from Canada or ask friends to bring along a case. I do my best to introduce beer fans to this wonderful lager.

disgusting. Canadian light lager, sweet adjunt taste. If you are looking to get "messed up" for cheap, this is an alternative. If you are looking to wake up without a throbbing headache, and suicidal thoughts, don’t buy this beer.

Yellowish pour with a bit of a skunky aroma. Malty flavor. A goodly amount of carbonation. This one packs a punch and after a couple of these, you are ready to hit the hay. During my college years in Northern Vermont we used to make beer runs to Canada specifically to pick up a few cases of this stuff. It was in the U.S. for a short time during the 1980’s but it hasn’t been here since. Now that Coors has an interest in Molson, perhaps it will be made available again someday but please, don’t water down the alcohol percentage! In Canada it is bottled in a brown bottle but during its brief stint in the U.S. it was bottled in a green one. Overall, it is not terribly special but it definitely gives the drinker a good buzz.

341mL bottle: Aroma is non distinct. Has a nice off amber color, no head, no lace. Flavor is somewhat lacking in character being a malt liquor with no hops to even out the bitter-sweet malts. Well carbonated and watery. Apparently, this new 6% variety offered by Molson is a much tamer version of the 12% they used to sell. I have a feeling that 12% alc/vol would correct the 6%’s lack of character.

WOW. When I drank this, i was suprised that this was a malt liquor. This thing tasted fairly well. I enjoyed this brew. Too bad its not brought into the US. It is much more tasty than most high out put beers ie Bud, Coors, Miiler etc.

Bottle-Pours a deper shade of yellow. Head is fizzy and tiny bubbled with lotsa lace left behind. Fairly malty aroma with brown sugar and some fruit. SLight hops flavour with lots of burnt malts, and fruit with hops bitterness. A beer with a bit of a kick, but not a lot of character says the description. Ha!

33 cl, picked up at the duty free at Sarnia. Golden colour, sweet slightly alcoholic aroma, very sweet taste, similar to european strong beers with a familiar burn (not bitter) in the throat.

Bottle, poured dark gold, more malt taste then your typical macro brew but had a harshness that grew by the end of the bottle, after several bottles (I bought a 12 pack) the harshness wore on me, wouldn’t buy again.