Molson Dry

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

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.

On tap at The Maple Leaf, Covent Garden. Golden. Ugly aroma. Not that good, some nice biting hop on end. Some citrus. It’s a lager.

Molson Dry's advertising propose a "Never ordinary" beer with "no aftertaste" like aftertaste was the enemy of good beer. Well, they actually succeeded on the no aftertaste part, but it doesnt make the beer good. The aroma is too subtle to be identified by my nose stuck with seasonal allergies, the texture is waster-ish. For people who want to drink beer without its taste

Tap@The Maple Leaf, Covent Garden, London. had to sit through a whole pint of this. Didn’t have any flavour. Can’t say i expected much from this, but i actually thought it would taste better than this. Wow, this is bland.

Dry? Yeah, it’s dry. Much like chasing seltzer water with a mouthfull of sand. I just can’t believe the commercial description. It’s almost comical, sad, but almost downright funny.

(Bottle) Pours a clear golden body with a medium-sized white head. Aroma of corn grain and wet grass. Flavor is watery with grass hops.

but where did they put the taste ?

[Draught] Extremely thin and weak. Very watery and boring. Almost no aroma nor flavour.