Molson Canadian

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

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

UPDATED: OCT 19, 2007 Boring, macro swill. Try to avoid drinking it in general. Thin, doesn’t look good in a glass as the head dissappears almost instantly, keep it in a bottle. Goes down easy at least.

UPDATED: SEP 21, 2008 Molson Canadian is always a good satisfactory lager anytime. Never get bad batches. Canadian is always a safe bet for a good tasting beer. Very micro yes but my tastes and memories tell me its worth buying. Molson is always consistant.

Had this a while back. I remembered it being not as good as labatt blue, but its okay. very forgetable. I would only drink this if it was free or on sale.

Bottle. A little bit sour, moderate hoppy. Yellow clear body, white small frothy head. A hint of bitterness, nearly no taste at all in my glass! Light on the the palate, watery, soft carbonation. Strange one...

Macro-bland. Perfumey chemical aroma, with the tiniest bit of lager flavour to nudge it above club soda. $35 a case? I don’t think so.

In my opinion, one of the worst beers manufactured in my country. A chemical aroma, that is also detected in the head. Easy drinking, but not very good tasting.

Rated while drinking: Drinking from the bottle though I can guess it looks straw-colored with a white head. There is an actual aroma to this macro beer, mostly malt though nothing too offensive. Malt and quite a bit of hops come through in the taste. More hops than other macros. I can still taste something weird, but its not as "corny" or "grainy" as other macro beers. Watery feel to the beer but has a tiny bit of substance. Very easy to drink (as should be expected I guess). Better than Labatts but not too bad for the price: 18 pack of bottles for 12.99. Much crisper taste than Labatts as well, but doesn’t compare to the freshness of Steam Whistle.

another decent beer gets savaged by the overly critically reviewers at ratebeer. This is much more deserving than a "9" Refreshing pale lager with a decent slightly fruity body. this is better than a good number of macro pale lagers.