Moosehead Lager

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

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

Probably the best easy-to-find Canadian lager there is. Costs marginally more than Labbat or Molson swill and tastes fresh. Great for warm weather. Nothing too special, but it’s a solid lager.

For the money, I prefer this over nearly all canadian beers. Pros: Cheap, distinctive aroma, taste (slightly). Cons: Nothing special, just a little different.

Och! This beer smelled AWFUL...Truly, the worst smelling beer I have had to date...Luckily, the taste was a tad better. Served very cold, this beer was actually quite drinkable. I wouldnt search it out by any means, but it was available so I drank it.

When I was a young boy, I thought "great" Beers were SUPPOSED to smell like a dead polecat...boy was I wrong. This is The King of Low Quality Beers though....(singin’) "Poooor Caaanadaaaa!!"

Best served real cold, this "Green Bottled Beer" is refreshing on a hot day. Pale in color and slightly malty in taste with just a hint of bite. A little sour also. For a mass produced beer, better than most.

UPDATED: MAR 9, 2009 Moosehead premium lager is my favorite beer of all time. It has the most refreshing taste out of any other beer that ive tried. It is the only beer I drink on outdoor road trips becuase the moose reminds me of nature. The Moosehead reminds me of good times. It is the taste that makes it special to me.

I had this from a bottle, it was clear gold with a small white head. The aroma was earthy, grassy hops, maybe a hint of citrus, but I’m reaching. The taste was slightly sour, mostly bitter. It had a wet, light texture and was fairly smooth with mild carbonation. Not an exciting beer, but respectable; easy to tell it’s one for the masses.

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