Molson Bohemian

Brewed by Molson Breweries (MolsonCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Montreal, Canada

I’ve heard this beer tasted better before Molson got hold of it (originally brewed in SK). Seems to be a trend with that brewer.Cheap, it will do the job, if that is what one desires. I found it bland, and LUCKilY know of other value brands that will also do the job and taste like beer, for this beer, I would settle for it to taste like anything.

Had this on tap. It came with almost no head. It has a nice colour to it but the first taste was disappointing with virtually no identifiable flavour. Still went down alright, better than many macros. After the second pint it tasted OK.

Golden yellow, smallish white head. Aroma has some bready malt in it, while the flavour is dominated by sweet slightly fruity maltiness and just a tiny bit of bitterness. Light palate and body. Surprisingly drinkable and inoffensive but nothing special. Enjoyed with Callie at her going away party.

I have to admit that I wasn’t expecting too much when I bought this bargain basement beer but I was pleasently surprised. Pours a clear straw colour with a decent head. Light malt aroma and a decent malt taste.

Considering the price, and the other beers in the price range, this beer is nothing short of amazing. I concur with the ’best molson offering’ comment as well. A good time to buy cheap. Beer itself is clean, crisp and fairly balanced, a bit on the light side, flavour wise, but still decent for barbecues and post-rugby drinking.

Sweet, doughy and malty aroma with some floral hops apparent. Decent white head diminishes to thin cover and ring atop a pale golden body with nice visible carbonation. Mild and sweet with a decent balancing bitterness. Gentle carbonation and creamy mouthfeel. Light body is a bit watery. While I’m not buying into the "What a great BoPils from a macro-brewer!" craze, I can see how this might be enjoyable. Bottle. Thanks, CapFlu!

This beer is surprisingly good! Very malty with a slight bitterness. Appearance is a bit piss-yellow, but it makes up for it in flavour. Probably the best offering by Molson, and also the cheapest. Give it a try!

Twenty-four bucks for a case. Cheap beer. You know, for cheap beer, this ain’t half bad. Molson has a decent Czech influenced beer here. Yes, Molson! I know, it feels weird saying that. Giver a whirl to chase back those expensive imports. (341ml bottle)