 bulldogops (153), Alberta, Canada
Aug 21, 2009 Bottle. 5%. Pale, yellow pour with a moderate white foam, decent carbonation. Aroma is mild corn, grasses, skunky malts. Taste is very grainy, bland, and incorporates all three of those things. Finish is ok, but doesn’t leave a great mouthfeel. Drinkable, but why would you want to?
JesseM (660), Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Jun 28, 2009 341mL bottle from my buddy at our WLU swim recruit party. Figured this is as good an occasion as one can ask to rate something like this. Pours yellow, fizzy, white head. Smells, yellow! Okay so that’s not true, smells corny and adjuncty, yet less offensive that one would expect. Flavour is actually semi-crisp, same garbage malts and fizzy watery finish. Good for flip cup, bad for something that tastes good. Some rotten apples in there too. Does NOT taste like Old Mill like someone here says.
AaronBouchard (128), Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada
May 6, 2009 Looks like a run of the mill North American lager , tastes like it too. Nothing special going on here , not a bad beer but it is pretty bland. Straw coloured and tastes like Old Milwaukee.
oldrtybastrd (1801), Morlautern, Germany/Great Falls, Montana, USA
Oct 30, 2008 Pours a little darker than most american/canadian lagers. Aromas of corn, hops, and you know the rest. Flavor is a little more pronounced in this lager, a little more bitter.
dkazuk (247), winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
May 8, 2008 341ml bottle.
Pours quite a pale yellow with a fair sized white head that piddles away soon after. Malty, bready, and grassy aroma thats better than most macro lagers. Watery, metallic, dusty flavour. Watery feel.
beerlover79 (35), st. catharines, Ontario, Canada
Oct 17, 2007 drank this stuff for a few years, cheap good tasting canadian beer at its finest, not to much flavour or aftertaste, good looking half decent head with a smooth mild alcohol finish, kind of watery only bad thing, and that they jacked up the price.
Papsoe (14613), Frederiksberg, Denmark
Oct 2, 2007 (Can 35,5 cl) Comes as "Labatt Genuine Draft". This pours a pale golden with a very white head. Aroma is sweet and corn-like - flavour pretty much the same. No real bitterness. Inoffensive and fairly quenching. We’re calling this the "2CV beer" because it comes in a weird corrugated can! 040792
matt7215 (942), Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
Sep 17, 2007 341 ml bottle. pours pale yellow with a small white head. almost no aromas. pretty good pale lager qualities. way better then genuine honey.
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