Moosehead Lager

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

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

Smells not strong and bitter. Yallow body with thin offwhite head. I wanted to like this one... After all it’s made in New Brunswick, only a few hours down the road... Tastes like very little. Some sweetness with a slight hint of hops... Not that impressed with this one, I’m affraid... But what do you expect for 6$ per six-pack? I’ve had worse though.

There are better beers for the price. its worth a try if you like lagers, but nothing to go wild over.

Bright pale yellow color, with a frothy white head, fresh cut straw, hint of vanilla spiciness, faint floral hops in the aroma follows through on a light-bodied palate with a crisp pale malt character, floral hops accent, hay note, leading towards a watery faint hops bittering finish.

UPDATED: SEP 4, 2011 Haven’t had it in a while but had a couple at my bro’s today. Used to love this beer and drink it all the time when I wanted something different from the big guys. Yup, this beer is still better than anything Labatts or Molson puts out but there is much better stuff out there. As its stands, Moose reminds me of a eurolager for some reason; pale, a bit thin, and a little skunky - could be the green bottles. Wouldn’t turn one down if given to me, but I proabably won’t spend my own money on it either. RE-rate: Had some at my parents anniversary party, knocked off a few points as it was not as good as I remember it. Just an average lager really.

pour like a typical lager. aroma is skunky and the taste is the same. can’t believe that i liked this.

Poured a clear super light yellow not dark enough to be piss with a white head. Aroma is dead skunk as the car passes by. Flavor is just water.

Draft. Pours pale golden with a decent white head. Aroma of sweet malts, grain, and corn. Flavor is weak, yet smooth and refreshing, good summer brew, grain, corn, with a slight hoppy presence. Thin body, but drinkable.

Not bad for a mass produced Canadian beer, but not a lot to offer either. Probably best after you have had a couple good beers (like some Canadian Unibroue offerings), and taste and quality is not as big an issue.....then several of these will hit the spot.