Molson Canadian

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

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

Several beers on draft during the marathon game 5 between the Wings and the Pens at the Joe. It served it purpose.

Here’s an idea. dip an empty bottle into the toilet, let it fill.... presto! molson canadian.

(Canada) The color is a very pale yellow with a dissipating sm-white head. Aroma is grainy / malty, with a lite crisp watery taste. Like is said before this kind of lager is boring but drinkable.

Canada’s equivalent to Budweiser. It’s easier on the palate and has slightly more flavour, but pales in comparison to its Canadian competitors.

Bottled 355ml. The nose is acidic. The flavor is grainy, malty, rather acidic with notes of straw and boiled vegetables. Low bitterness. Hardly any lacing. Unpleasant finish with a hint of corn. Very poor.

its a decent beer if it all you can find around you.. when you want something that is fairly cheap.

Presentation: poured from a 12oz can into a pint glass. It has a light golden yellow or straw color with wonderful clarity. The head is big and fizzy with a white color. The aroma is light and grainy. Corn adjunct cereal grains with some light grassy hops. Its favor is just as you would expect from the aroma. It starts off with a mildly sweet grainy taste that is very crisp. The hops add a light grassy flavor and a mild bitterness that leads into the finish that is quick and clean. There is plenty of carbonation that gives it a lively palate and a light to medium body. This is a great beer to pair with hockey eh.

I used to think this was good a couple of years ago. Apparently my taste buds have matured a little bit. There is nothing going on in this brew besides a watered down lager which is typical of a macro. A little better than Bud Light but not by a lot. Would not buy again.