Mill Street Original Organic Lager

Brewed by Mill St. Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Toronto, Canada

Poured pale straw yellow with minimal head. A faint aroma of sweet malt and roasted hops. Flavour is actually a bit more stronger than the aroma and has an okay bitter finish but has a watery taste to it.Overall it seems to be lacking they need to make a bolder version of this.

Draught at Abbott. Pours a ultra clear yellow gold with moderate but disappearing white head. Sweet grassy aroma. Sweet taste with grassiness in finish. Light body, very clean taste.

341ml bottle from the LCBO This smells sweet and straw like Pours a very pale golden amber with a small white head The taste is pretty crisp and clean a little watery and a toouch of skunk But over all a pretty good pale lager for a hot day ’

LCBO, six pack of the 341ml "bigger" bottle. As much as I love MSB, this is one of their weaker beers. Still a good beer with the nice head that quickly fades and a sweet malty aroma, very cereal-y. Nice malty caramel flavour that quickly ends with weak hops, but I wasn’t expecting it from this beer. A little weak but beats a light macro by a long shot any day of the week.

Draught @ brewpub. Straw pale color with good white head. Fresh grassy aroma. Soft but high carbonation. Slightly socky. Very thin and sweet. Drinkable. Boring. This brewery is capable of so much more.

On tap at the brewpub. Thin, pale, yellow color. Rich cereal malt aroma: clean and biscuity with hops. Light, sweetish, fruity flavor, with lots of cereal and biscuit taste. Clean and crisp, well-balanced and refreshing. Lighter than I wold like, but a good summer beer.

Draft. Pours gold with a white head. Lightly sweet malt aroma. Flavor has sweet malt as well as earthy and grassy notes. Not bad.

Straw yellow pour with little head. Slightly skunky and yeasty scent. Easy to drink. Watery with a hoppy finish. Slightly bitter. Not bad, but I’m not impressed by the 222ml bottle.