Moosehead Lager

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

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

On tap. Pours a clear yellow gold with medium sized head. Nose of grass and corn. Similar notes in taste but with a bit of a bitter finish. Pretty underwhelming, but a step up from the Canadian macros.

Bottle. This beer pours a light golden/straw color with a thin white head that quickly disappears. Smells of German pills with some hops. The taste is watery with that is sweet at first and ends bitter. The mouthfeel is light, crisp and refreshing. This beer is quite drinkable and unoffensive.

Pale, clear yellow pilsener colour with a small white head. Smells sharp, bitter, grainy and malty. Tastes grainy, malty and bitter. Good carbo, medium body.

For the record, it’s better to drink it in New Brunswick, Canada. Still, a potent Canadian lager and a nice alternative to the Molson-Labatt brews that are widely available in the USA. Sure it’s skunky but so are many Canadian bieres.

dissapointing beer from the ’oldest brewery in canada’

[bottle from Bier Halle] Fizzy, yellow, grainy, skunked, cereals. very faint hop character, not enough to save this from being a crap pale lager.

A decent lager. Not much character, slightly bitter. Sweet aftertaste.

Somehow these basic beers last forever. This is Canada’s oldest brewery, but this beer is basic. Not much going on. A good thirst quencher, but little else.