Molson Canadian

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

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

Aroma of corn and grass, this was smooth and thirst quenching. I will admit that I am trying not to be biased having enjoyed this beer while hanging out with one of the heirs to the Molson empire, but all in all not a bad beer.

Well, a few years traveling and I’m finally forced to come back to this. What a kick in the balls. Kind of like trying to catch acid rain in water jugs because you like the taste of the chemicals and the headache it gives you afterwards. We Canadians like it because the hangover makes you feel like an ice hockey concussion.

This was a much better tasting brew than I had anticipated! Corn is prevalent in the taste of this brew. Put this up next to Miller, Coors, etc. and I am choosing this one! The flavor is very robust and this is a really good thirst-quencher! Easy enough to put a 6-er away throughout the day. Very rich and a bit thicker than most other lagers of its style.

Bottle at Minneapolis Beer Fest. Typical crappy macro lager - corn and grass, plus water - bottle, box, ship, and hope some stupid sap buys this junk.

(bottle 6/12/11). Clear gold color. Medium off white head. Light malt aroma, with light skunk/oxidation. Light malt flavor. Avg duration. Light dry finish. Thin texture. Moderate carbonation. Fair lacing.

Bottle. Pours clear golden, thin white head. Very mild nose of bread, hay, and earthy aromas. Taste is mildly sweet, very watered-down. Thin body, medium-high carbonation. Not much going on here.

A macro "lager" just like all the others. No apparent flavours of any kind beyond corn juice. Nice and bubbly in the mouth and goes down easy on a hot day. But so does water.

A taste of canada. Inoffensive light lager. Straight from the bottle cause that’s how we do it eh.