Molson Golden

Pours a light gold with medium sized white head that dissapears quickly. Hops are present and not very pleasant tasting. A slight metallic flavor. Very carbonated which dulls the tastebuds.

Smells a little crisp. Head goes quickly - no surprise. The difference between this and the regular Canadian or Ice is amazing, in a good way. Slightly applish, crisp, clean, a decent lager really.

The aroma is really sweet with the tiniest of hopping. The appearance is pale gold with a small foamy head. The flavor is sugar and cereal grains not unlike Frosted Flakes. And you know, that gives it an almost exclusively malt taste. The bitterness is light and not that pleasant. The palate is thin. I probably won’t have another.

Bottle at Beer Seller. Clear amber color with an average white head that diminished quickly. Soft sweet grainy aroma. Light to medium body with a thin texture. Light smooth hoppy flavor with a soft finish. Drinkable below average brew.

An okay beer at best. They used to carry this at the local store with teh Canadian and the Ice, but they stopped doing that.

Had this straight from a bottle. Weak but offensive skunk odor. Initial flavor is an unpleasant corny trashy bitterness that thankfully fades quickly. Mouthfeel is decent and it goes down easily enough. Wouldn’t recommend this, would actually choose High Life over this mess.

A fine pilsener, very smooth. Silky palate, good mouthfeel. Slightly tart finish. I enjoyed it.

Ok, this smells like a mountain of dead skunks. The aroma, or odor, literally made me gag. The color is clear orange-yellow with oily white head. The flavor is none too pleasant, either: lots of corn and grass, some paper, and an indistinct chalky note. I don’t like this at all. To the drain!