Molson Golden

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

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

Why do they stick with the green bottle? By the time my crap-hole Mega-Mart gets this beer to me, the fluorescent lights have skunked it up. Maybe someday I'll be able to buy a bottle not exposed to light.

Has a very pale yellow appearance. A skunky, stale aroma. The head dissapeared very quickly. It wasnt horrible but really wasnt great.

This was suprisingly not bad. Sweet aroma, palate is only slighty corny with a medium body. I finished the whole beer and was not repulsed.

Deep straw in color with a medium head that quickly fades away. Aroma is of stale hops and corn. Flavor is hoppy and corny,with a very subdued malt character.Thin and unsatisfying,yet not totally repulsive.

Sparkling clear, straw-colored lager. Large, frothy, white head. The nose is a hint floral with more than a small note of clover honey. Devoid of flavor. Light-bodied with a creamy/fizzy mouthfeel. Short, crisp, clean finish.

Golden color, thin, weak, white head. Aroma is pilsner like. I can smell some hops and some malty flavors, but they are mild and there is a slight rubbery aroma. Flavor is very bland. A little sweet (for the style) and flat. Not a beer I would recommend except over Budweiser.

Great on a very hot day on the golf course. Little in the way of hops. Has a little malt. Goes down smooth, but also thin.

This isn't a beer to drink for the taste. Never could I imagine thinking, "Hot damn, boy I could go for a Molson Golden." Nope, not gonna happen. However, I show up to your house, and you hand me a Molson, I'll say, "Thanks," and not ridicule you for having this, and only this in that fridge filled with leftovers and cups of fat that you have been saving in case you need it. Anyway. Kinda boring and/or average for the most part. Average, that is, for a "beer," since so many people think beer looks the same going in as it does coming out. But it does not impress me, no no. Can't get me to say it looks good when it looks like any other mainstream brew. Smell... BEER. Taste: BEER AGAIN, nothing new here. This taste is as old as the oldest surviving fossil remains of a third century chimpanzee. Drink it, don't drink it, I don't care. Like I said, if you have one in your fridge, and hand it to me, I will gladly accept it. But I'll take a peek in behind you to see if you have anything good (you don't, big surprise).