Molson Canadian

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

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

not bad cold. simple, not much in aroma. step up from drinking bud in the states

The beer display a certain potential of something really worthy. However the taste is somewhat overly malty sweet with low hop content

It’s better than BMC, but it still smells like corn. It’s a little more golden and beer like in color. The flavor is more corn/malt sweetness, some chemically flavors, and some crispness.It is extremely carbonate, yet still easy to drink. Not a bad beer, I would rather have it than any crappy American pale lagers.

Bottle, 341 ml, purchased on December 11 2006, savoured on December 14 2006; eye: straw, nice effervescence, little white head, clear; nose: corn, malt; mouth: malt, finale in corn with a layer of maple sap, medium body, grainy texture, thin, good carbonation, quite sweet FRANÇAIS Bouteille, 341 ml, achetée le 11 décembre 2006, savourée le 14 décembre 2006; oeil : paille, belle effervescence, petite mousse blanche, claire; nez : maïs, malt; bouche : malt, finale en maïs avec une couche de sève d’érable, corps léger, texture granuleuse, mince, bonne carbonatation, assez sucrée

Very salty taste that just doesnt sit right with me. Molson Bohemian are sold for 24 for $24 and is a much much better beer than molsons staple beer, Canadian,

Doesn’t stand out among among Canadian beers, but still a solid choice. Wish they would bring back the double labels, with the funny quotes. Tastes so much better when it is ice cold.

Pours a pale pale yellow, very thin creamy head. Cider like aroma and taste. Very waterd down, and very uninteresting. Too much carbonation.

Another of the multitude of watered down Canadian lagers. Living in Buffalo you grow up onthis stuff. what a horrible way to raise children. Still along with Labatt way better than the American watered down lagers