Moosehead Lager

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

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

Ah, i have fond memories of Moosehead. This was the regualr beer in highschool and college before i got into craft beer. Yes, they the only big Independant Canadian Brewery left, and i have to give them points for that. But seriously, there isnt much here. Its slightly different in flavour than the other macros, you can actually taste a bit of hosp here. but all in all, its your typical run of the mill pale lager.

eeehhh points for being different. used to like the flavor. not much to talk about check the description and go buy 1 or 2 tops.

Had this one in Sequoia National Park before going on a long backpacking expedition. Your standard pale lager, but definitely better than a Bud or other major brews. Light gold color, weak aroma, minimal head. Watered down taste, crisp finish. Refreshing and poundable.

Yep.That’s beer!What can I say??It’s a few steps above your typical commercial beer.For the price I would rather have a Sierra Nevada.Straw color,aroma of ....BEER!!Maybe it tastes a bit better than the typical commercial beers because of the crisp,clean,Canadian water!!Grassy flavor and BEER!!Can you tell I am NOT impressed??Good thing the next beer I am trying is an Anderson Valley IPA!!Pass on the Moosehead and buy a Sierra Nevada.

UPDATED: APR 26, 2011 Bottle, best by 01007? Pale gold with a small head that lasts and leaves some lace. Big skunk (or maybe moose?) aroma fades to slightly sweet grain and bitterish, grassy hops. Taste was at first a little bit of sweet grain, but turned to more skunky bitter hops after about five minutes in the glass. Palate is light, watery, and a little dry. Only a slightly above average industrial.

Poured a clear straw color with a fizzy, thin white head. The aroma was grassy, slightly malty and had a hint of sodium. The taste had malt flavor in the front with a corn syrup adjunct taste. Hop presence was light. The beer is fair, a middle of the road adjunct.

A very good beer in a neat bottle. Has a smooth easy going taste that is hard to discribe, almost ginger ale like. A great summer beer, but not strong enough for the winter.

A cross between a helles and British lager. A crisp very pale lager with little aroma and a slight fruity accent and clean dry finish. Refreshing but not full flavor or complex.