joshuabarclay (21), Canada
Apr 1, 2008 I don’t understand why this beer has such a low rating. It’s like all the good of a domestic cheap pil with NONE of the bad. I truly deeply enjoy this beer any day of the week whatever I’m doing. It’s approachable and easy and inoffensive and just plain great. I love Big Rock and I love XO.
Anyway, it’s a pale lager and it’s very bready tasting with no bitterness whatsoever. Moreover, this beer out of all beers is the best to drink if you’re legitimately thirsty. Refreshing and delicious. Good job Calgary.
 AaronBouchard (103), Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
Feb 14, 2008 A nice foamy head , I like that. Has a commercial taste but I must say it is a tasty commercial pils flavor. Yum. It is not wowing me but so far im impressed with the 2 types of big rock ive had. I think big rock has something going on
bweezy (53), Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Jan 11, 2008 For a so called "premium" lager, I found it to be lacking in innovation. This is just another averaga ho-hum beer.
mabel (1633), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Jan 2, 2008 [811-20071104] Bottle (w/ jerc). Yeasty sea aroma qualities. Clear, pale yellow body with a very quick bubbly white head. Grainy mild flavour has a bit of yeasty alcohol. Light-medium body. Not interesting.
pintbypint (879), Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Dec 21, 2007 341ml brown bottle. Pale gold in colour, holds a small white cap and leaves some ok lacing. Aroma is sweet grain. Flavour is sweet bready malt/grains. Some herbal hops in finish with some corny malt. Medium level of carbonation, light body.
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