Molson Canadian

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Drank from bottle so can’t really comment on appearance. Aroma is sweet bread and biscuit. Taste is simple, clean, hints of lemon and bready sweetness. Refreshing and clean tasting, better than most pale lagers.

This beer is the reason I didn’t enjoy beer until I was in my 30s. It is bland and boring.

330ml bottle from Abbot’s Ale House. Said I’d try it as it was a euro a bottle. Regret that I did. Pours a piss yellow with a thin and dissipating white head. You can just see how watery it is straight away. Aroma is corn, grass, and is terrible. Taste is water with a very light malty sweetness and nothing else. Finish is super thin and watery. Refreshing, I suppose, but it’s revolting. It barely even justifies calling it beer. Terrible, terrible, terrible!

Bottle. Tastes a lot like the majority of other pale lagers on the market. Nothing special here.

What else can I say it was a free draft and for a free draft it was alright. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

355 ml. Bottle. Purchased in Ladysmith, B.C. Pours a clear golden yellow, good head- remains throughout. Aroma is weak- some malt, grains. Taste is a mix of faint hops, malt sweetness, corn, stale bread, barley, and caramel. Palate is full of carbonation- some traces of corn and bread, and caramel. Could use more hops; pretty watered down. An okay lager at best.

12oz can. Exactly what I expected, watered down taste and no palate whatsoever. Aroma is grainy and light. Not the worst beer I’ve ever tasted.

Slightly sweet macro that’s better than all American macros. I have been drinking a lot of this in Montreal. Clean brew.

Clear gold with white head. Aroma is barely perceptible, but smooth and good on a hot day.