Moosehead Lager

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

(Bottle). Blah aroma. Pale golden, tiny head. Mild, corn-like in taste. Bland.

12oz bottle. Light straw with a pretty stable white head. Touch of noble hop and light grain aroma. Light grain, hint of corn, and very mild bitterness. Pretty clean and inoffensive, with a light and slippery body. Better than most macros but still pretty bland.

Pretty standard drinker. Pours a pale yellow with frothy white head. The nose is sweet, bready, cardboard, corn, grassy hops. Decent bitterness in the flavor, grassy, cardboard, sweet, not overly offensive.

[Eyes] Clean Yellow Brillant looking with a respectable head. [Nouse] Some hops in there, very light Like a German pils. [MOuth] Tastes like it smells: crisp and clean with absolutely no respectable flavor, is fresh like a comercial Comun pale lager Serving type: bottle

Pale yellow with a small white head. An aroma with malt, butter and DMS, very bad smell! A flavor with bitter notes, citrus, malt, citrus - taste better than it smells.

Skunky, weak, sour, an all around lousy beer. Avoid under pretty much any circumstances.

i dont give a damn who says this is a decent beer, its NOT. watery and grainy and nasty. Move along.

No 559
Rated: 08.09.2008
Bottle green, 350 ml
Appearance: Pours very pale gold, yellow and brightin practice, perfectly clear and moderately carbonated body with snowy white foamy to frothy, regular head, initially moderate in size but quickly decreasing to small, giving quite nice lacing.
Aroma: Slightly grassy with thin highly aromatic but faint notes of pine tree bark and resin, nice hrabal, leafy hops, quite worth to notice as for such a light Pale Lager. Slightly medicinal and chalky.
Flavour: Front is sweet from maltyness but with additional sugar. Slightly grainy, thin bodied, notes of hops on top, grassy with pine tree notes of resin and bark, fresh, refreshing and characteristic in its grassy - resin hoppy profile. Finish duration is medium.
Palate: Body is light, texture is wattery, carbonation on palate is moderate, finish feel is slightly astringent, gently sweet and gently alcoholic with mineral notes, rather flat.