Moosehead Lager

thin, watery and overcarbonated. pretty bland. It’s probably better than most large breweries, but still wouldn’t ever buy it again

12oz bottle. Killed a case of this by accident with my friend Paul Jeffrey. This pale lager is smooth and easy to drink. After about the 7th or 8th one it begins to develop a funky aftertaste....somewhat resembling a bad belgian ale. decent beer for drinking.

Pours clear golden with a small white foamy head. Grassy, skunky aroma. Bland lightly grassy and skunky hop flavor, with a light watery malt profile. Palate is light/medium, a bit watery, with no real finish to speak of.

Call a spade a spade, it’s a beer and not a terrible one! Hits the spot when cold, but a bit overpriced here in Ireland. Note 2009. I need to rerate this beer.

One of my earlier exposures to beer, it was also one of the better ones. Compared to most american major brands, moosehead is a big improvement. It’s hard to find the taste, but it is there. On tap, not much head, watery, a hint of malt, some hops, nothing really otherwise of note.

Just a step above the 16oz cans at the cheap end of the aisle in a major supermarket. Watered down taste. It’s price has dropped over time relative to inflation, as its quality has gone down.

(in can – supermarket in Chile). Aroma to masses and herbs, something strong the hop, when the can is opened. Yellow very pale, slightly cloudy color. Small head with sufficient cord. Lightly it is bitter, with a slightly sweet end. (The sweet attachés). It is a light medium beer. It is possible to drink without big problems, but one does not remember it later.

Very pale colour with a decent head. Watery taste, but VERY refreshing. Mild carbonation. Overall, typical macrobrewry beer but a nice one to buy at the bar.