Molson Canadian

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

no aroma, very very thin, tastes like corn. reminds me of some cheap campbell’s soup. might be better on tap, but i wouldnt even bother ordering one.

I grew up drinking this beer in Niagara Falls N.Y. we would travel across the bridge into Canada to buy it @ THE BEER STORE - the locals know what that is !!!! this beer deserves more than a god damn 9 !!! this is one of Canadas BEST BEERS - i give it a 100

From the tap, served in a standard bar pint glass. Poured a clear bright reddish pale golden with a foamy white head. Aromas of corn, grains and a lightly spiciness. Good carbonation and a crisp, dry, smooth medium-light bodied mouthfeel. Tastes of grassy grains, sweet cooked corn, a soft spicy hoppiness, mildly bitter towards the end, and a dry, sweet corny, grainy finish. Nothing special, but does the job, went well with my grilled chicken sandwich.

Bottle. Clear and golden colour with a rather short head. Weak sweetish bit maltish aroma. Flavour is bit thin, some malt, sweet, some hoppiness. Pretty boring simple beer.

Bottle, from non-dimpled mug, at 55F. Bubbly white head fades to nothing. Color is perhaps half a shade darker than the average American pale lager. The very weak malt aroma is accented by an even weaker note of hops -- it must be noted that I am being very kind to even mention hops here, and perhaps it’s my imagination. Body is light, texture is thin, carbonation is flat. Flavor is indistinguishable from its American competition. Finish is indistinguishable from water. I’m not sure what this costs, but if it’s more than Budweiser, choose Bud.

Clear straw-gold color, sparse white head that quickly vanishes. Faint sweet grain aroma - maybe some corn. Tastes like it smells, a bit bolder than an American macro but far short of a good German lager for sure. Thin body but not too watery, finishes a bit dry. No aftertaste.

Bottle. Probably a good example of using clean water and quality hops in mass production. Non offensive lager.

I think every Canadian has tried this one. Descent beer to drink ice cold on a hot day. Readilly available and goes down easy.