Molson Canadian

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

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

Pours a pale yellow. Fast disappearing head. Aroma is like hints of wet grass and corn. Slight grain flavor with notes of cardboard. Nothing bitter, just nothing. I would recommend genuine water before this.

UPDATED: OCT 31, 2010 On tap at Mahony & Sons, pours a pale yellow with a white head. Just another run-of-the-mill piss lager, similar to Molson. I will not be punishing my taste buds with this again.

Light straw color; Light body; Aroma and flavor of light sweet malt, grain, and some hops; Fairly bland and watery; Nothing to right home about - an average macro lager.

What in god’s name is this? Stupid sterile malt aromas. They pretty much repeat in the mouth. This is pretty awful. It makes me feel as though I need to vomit. Seriously. Soapy and limp.

Pale yellow with a 3/8" white head, which quickly leaves you before the first sip can be taken. Sharp nose with sugar in the malt no doubt. Sweet corn and honey taste, Canadian, no doubt. Taste is right down there with American mass profit pale-lagers. Refreshing bite. The feel is a little heavy for the style. Sharp fizz bite longer after the sip.

This is only really worth trying if you live in Canada. It is significantly better than most North American macro lagers, but it’s still a mildly sweet, bland, corn-tasting, refreshing drink with no complexity and no bold flavours.

Looks about as average as you can get for a beer, in fact the colour could be used as a standard for "beer colour" if you wanted to, say, paint your walls or get your car upholstered. Taste is mostly just corn with some grain in there, not a bad mix, but incredibly average, and incredibly boring, just what you’d expect from a beer like this.

(gr-btl gl-lbl, 6 pack)

pale, watery, ^co2, light body, more like bad champagne than decent beer, not just bland but had a definite bad(adjunct or fusel) flavor.