Molson Bohemian

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

A Saskatchewan regional beer that’s been moved into Ontario to compete in the discount market. Straw colour. Creamed corn and vague hop in the slightly metallic aroma. Fairly clean flavour with hints of bread and fruity hop notes. Even the finish has a faint hop note amidst the wetness.

I concur with the Flu. The nose is hoppy for a Molson product, very czech saaz like. The hops are also percieved in the mouth, with cooky malt, anda light sweetness...this could pass for a micro or a euro!

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!

Pale gold with average for lager carbonation, average white head, rather short lived. Malty base but with out the depth of true Bohemian lagers. Something between factory and craft beer. Disappointing finish, lacking depth.

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.

(Bottle) Was told that -Boh- is a farmer's beer and should be avoided. Can all them farmers be wrong? Pours a medium, white frothy head and a golden body. Light carbonation and sedimentation. Nose of milky malt and saaz hops. Fruity, crisp and mossy malt. Interesting, balanced. Like nothing else Molson makes...

Not much of an aroma. Golden beer with a nice head. Flavour is smooth right to the bottom. A little maltier than most Molson products. A touch of lemon in the finish.

On tap at O’Shea’s in Toon Town. Pours bright gold with a thin white head, likely due to the sub-zero serving temperature. This has virtually no aroma beyond the expected grain adjunct scent, and almost no flavor to match. A cornsickle when served this cold. A truly awful beer, but far better than Budweiser.