Moosehead Lager

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

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

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Light tasting lager, goldish-clear head that settles quickly, when chilled tastes refreshing. This beer was popular back in the day. I’ve found my self picking this beer up a few times. It had a hint of a olive taste to it that was semi-bitter.

draft at a local bar...nothing to explain here other than the fact its better than some macro...............

Draft watching rugby in Canada. It was nice and refreshing. Better than most mass produced pale lagers, but certainly nothing special.

The beer of my teens. For some reason, I loved this beer. Maybe because it offered the idea of something different. Maybe I tasted the beers I would eventually taste. Maybe it was just the realization that there are better beers than Bud or Bud Lite. This is not a good beer. Except in my memory.

Not too sure how to review a lager as they all are pretty similar. This one has less of a urine flavour than most, and a bit sweeter too. A beer I prefer from the bottle.

I used to love this stuff as a teenager, but today it tastes like sweetened club soda. Not much flavor - pale yellow no matter how thick. Not much head, goes down better in the bottle than in a glass.

I don’t care what anyone says Moosehead is good. Canada has Rush and Moosehead !! Nice clear yellow beer with a thin lingering head. Slightly sweet and very easy to drink.

Draught beer, not bad, drinkable. As a rater mentioned previously, a very easily drinking beer cause of it’s flat taste and texture.

Bottled. Poured clear bright golden with a dusting and a light ring of white head. The aroma was of skunk-infused pale malts with an herbal/medicinal twist to it... not good. The flavor was definitely better.. the skunk was subdued leading to a sweet pale and bready malt backing paired with mild herbal bitterness and the faintest pinch of lemon zest.. slight warmth and the back of the mouth bring out some corny adjuncts. Light-bodied on the palate with very mild bitterness.. gets caught up a bit in the middle and some medicinal notes on the finish hurt the drinkability. I like the logo.

Pale lager, nothing great. Its only virtue is the ease of which this beer can be drunk.