Molson Dry

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

This is my favorite Canadian Lager. It is sweet, and goes down smooth. Not a thick body or a thick head. But the taste is very nice on the tongue, sweet. A little bitter but not overpowering alcohol taste. But I have to go to Canada to get it.

By far my favorite beer made by a large brewery. It is less bitter than Canadian and is very refreshing.

Three or four of these and you have a buzz and a headache. Not a fan of the Dry expereince.

An average beer for Molson. I understand that they brewed better beer 40 years or so ago. A fizzy drink with a subtle beer taste, instead of a softdrink. Bit crisp and passable with dinner that tastes. Metallic taste from can.

341 ml bottle. Pale yellow colour with a fully diminishing fizzy and creamy white head. Grainy and acidic aroma. Grainy and acidic flavours with a nasty plasticy and phenolic finish. Light bodied, thin, oily, and fizzy. What happened to no aftertaste...

I get frightened by the label, that tells me, that it has "no aftertaste" - how can you use this as a sales argument? A beer is supposed to have an aftertaste - I definately want one in my beer - and it better be good. The beer is yellow with a small white head. The aroma is grainy and corny. The flavor is sweet grainy and slightly corny - and as it says on the label, it has absolutely no aftertaste - it simple vanishes.

Aroma: soapy corn, a little bit of make-up counter/nail polish remover with some white grapes thrown in
Appearance: clear yellow, small, filmy head
Flavor: light, crisp, and dry with a bit of honey
Palate: smooth, slightly bubbly, and watery, corn aftertaste
Overall: for what it is, it isn’t terrible

Can I give points for the Fruedian advertising? The jumping action shots of attractive young people spraying each other with this yellow liquid is amusing... as is the laundry detergent logo on the front of the bottle. I had to buy a bottle since this is apparently the best selling beer in Quebec, so it’s way for me to tap into the taste of Quebeceneers... or something. The beer itself is a clear, bright Lemon Jello color, and the aroma is a decently sweet lemon, corn and handsoap mixture. Flavor is somewhat crisp, light but not too fizzy, with a sweet grain and corn flavor that turns a bit soap and more heavy on the soap on the back of the tongue, with a lingering oily finish that’s very unpleasent. Another gem from Canada, eh?