Moosehead Lager

Brewed by Moosehead Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Saint John, Canada

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

2009 Bottle - Pours a light, pale straw with a medium white head...aroma is lager skunk, sour grain...flavour is light with the slightest bitterness, finishes malty and sweet...another one to cross off the list...

Skunky, not too great, but is smooth and lot better than the light version.

Skunky aroma out of the bottle, then grainy malts and yeast, with a light bit of hops only when you swirl it. Taste is watery, a little bit of grainy malt. The best thing about this beer for me is memories of drinking it with the Rusty’s Schooner crew after a night of running a seafood takeout place. We would trade the guys at the Beer Distributor seafood for cold cases of Moosehead.

As far as pale lagers go, this isn’t half bad. Light and with an actual tinge of hops. Otherwise mild and rather uninteresting.

Overall Impression: Generic, Canadian, Unmemorable, Boring Pale Lager

it is what it is...

Just a cheap Canadian beer, not terrible, but not great by any means. Light and fizzy with a lingering after taste

330ml bottle at Bodean’s Steakhouse, Fulham, 4th March 2009. Clear gold, lots of carbonation. Yucky corn aroma. Bland cheap lager taste. You could do worse, but there are far better beers out there.