Molson Canadian

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

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

very pale yellow macro aroma, a notable adjunct sweetness, flavor is not offensive when compared to some other macros, but as a beer meant to be drank in mass consumption, i would choose something a bit lighter... although if given one in comparison to other macro lagers of the same ilk, its not terrible... light to medium light body...

Molson Canadian beer has a medium, white head and a very clear, golden appearance. Carbonation is moderate. The aroma is of barley malt, and the taste is mild, with barley and some very slight hop bitterness. Mouth-feel is light and watery, and Molson Canadian finishes crisp and refreshing. Overall, this is a pretty enjoyable lager, and I recommend you try it. RJT

Clear medium yellow with a thin lacing lasting white head. Yummy fruity grape smell, sweet malt, corn and butter smell. Average fizzyness, thin light body. Light sweet start with a cardboard bitter finish. Corn and malt with some hops. At first it was very nice when it was really cold. It slowly became chewey. Not bad.

Originally rated November 2005. Bought at the LCBO in a Christmas pack with another bottle of Molson Canadian, but Light, and a tall glass. Pours a light golden colour with a big fat white creamy-fizz head. Decent retention and lacing. The nose is mild with sweet malt. Watery mouthfeel and smooth. The taste is grainy with a malty finish and the grain continues into the aftertaste. Funny, but I prefer the Light version as it has more aroma and taste to it. Still, a non-offensive swill.

You may like this beer if you like Hockey Night in Canada. Ummm...I’ll leave that statement up to your own interpretation. I suppose it’s best enjoyed in a tall pilsner type glass. Should probably have a good inch of head. Color of piss. Tastes almost like it too.

Picked up a 24 ounce tallboy because it was on sale! Hell, why not during these tough economic times. Could I tell the difference between this and every other macro lager out there? Probably not. little less tin and a little more smooth than a Coors Light perhaps. You could do worse if you tried.

This is one of the worst beers i have had.

35.5 cL can on a Frankfurt-Montreal AirCanada flight. Pours clear and golden yellow with a small white head. Aroma is cornish, cereal and light fruity. Medium bitter, light fruity and cornish flavoured. Bitter and mild fruity finish.