Moosehead Lager

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

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

330ml bottle. Clear amber with a decent head of compacted foam and mild carbonation. Aroma of hay and hops, nothing outstanding. Light and dry in the mouth with a little bitterness and no aftertaste. Quite bland.

Back in the day this was one of my favorite beers. At the time I was strictly drinking yellow colored swill. I wouldn't exactly call this swill but for the import prices we pay for Moosehead in the States you'd think it would have more flavor.

A decent enough beer. Well balanced.

Yellow color clearly. Inconsistent foam. Not particularly bitter without to introduce relief characteristics.

A real bready flavored lager. nothing special. I can’t say it’s a bad beer, but there are plenty of better lagers out there. I wont be drinking this again any time soon.

UPDATED: JUL 4, 2006 Used to like this stuff, but is pretty bland in retrospect. Not bad aroma and slight hops promise but in the end it is a little watery without a sufficient finish. This beer should not have a skunky taste. The stuff we get does not, though there have been 1 or 2 occasions where it has.

not much too this beer. Seemed much lighter than other canadian beers. A mildly sweet at first and slightly bitter on the tounge. It lives up too its commercial description. I used too drink this during the summer till i learned to like wheat beers.

UPDATED: JUL 9, 2005 Another nice label, pity about the beer. Poured a pale gold with irregularly large bubbles failing to form a head. Aroma was of dish-washing water after the cleaning the kitchen, an unpleasant skunkiness that made you think twice. Palate was not as expected with some sweet malt, overall dry feel with a light body and medium carbonation, and a crisp dry finish. Taste of grassy hops, cardboard mid-palate and sour apple skins made for a beer to get drunk from, and not enjoy.