Moosehead Lager

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

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

341ml Bottle in Powassan, Ontario 07/11/2010 Fruity hop aroma. Some carbonation. Clear golden coloured pale smooth on the palate and hoppy with a hint of dryness in a malt finish.

Bottle. Pours a clear light yellow with white foam. Smells lightly hoppy similar to a pils. Tastes lightly malty, with hints of pilsner-esk hops.

On tap at Mike’s rehearsal dinner, poured into a pint glass...Piss colored with very little carbonation...The aroma and taste are both skunk, and lots of it. I can pull a little grain and corn, but nothing good. I try to drink this and I could only drink about half of this. This is not very good or worth trying.

Green bottle served in a lager glass. Pours watery, pale yellow-orange in color with a short, thin white head. Faint corn aroma and not much else but a little skunk. Light sweet and soft bitter flavor. Light body, fizzy carbonation, thin texture, and a clean bitter finish. Not bad.

Bottle. Time for big skunk, kids -- this smells like mating time at Pepe Le Pew’s Maison d’Amour. Pours typical pale and fizzy -- the head lasts a decent amount of time, though. It tastes like slightly bitter club soda. If the skunk is the biggest animal on the block, something is WRONG with your beer.

Handed to me at party. Smooth and pretty refreshing. Little distinction, little hop presence with little malt backbone. Good for parties

Better than most macros. This is a good Canadian option when seeking inexpensive and refreshing beer. This goes down easy with your standard premium lager characteristics. Got a Moose on the label! Can’t go wrong with this eh.

Pale golden in colour. Quite fizzy, looks ok. This stinks of cooking (vegetable) oil. More sweetcorn and more vegetable oil on the taste. Sweetingly cloying on the front of the palate, texture also cloying, not very refreshing on the finish. Not great overall.