Molson Canadian

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

Good overall lager for drinking in the summer time especially in the big cans when bottles are not allowed. Golden/yellow color crisp taste.

Tonight is the night of reviewing old familiars. Here is one that I have had many times before and now after tasting over a hundred ‘real’ beers I now feel qualified to give Molsy equal footing. For a 12 oz twist off cap I was surprised to find it had a slight aroma of vegetable skunk. Pours like any other pale yellow american style beer, a lager fer sure. Has a white head that rapidly fades. I have also had golden before and I can’t remember what either tastes like so here goes. Bubbles are finer than most lagers and they are smaller too, lending to a creamy texture on the tongue. It’s amazing how many lagers taste like each other. This one has a mild, mild hint of sweet fruityness in there if you seek it out. This is a well behaved lager that lacks any offensiveness. It’s funny when you see on the label that they use crystal clear water to brew, what else would you possibly use. A few bubbles are seen rising from the brew continuously as I drink it. A finish that could be enjoyed by seculars from oxford. A nice brew that is a repeatable, affordable Canadian friend.

i actually believe that this product is simply the result of a man who drinks good beer bottling his urine

This beer poured a light amber, topped by a frothy head of average size, white in color, with a clear body. After a few moments the head mostly diminished, leaving fair lace. Nose was of light citrus, a hint of soap, and grain. Taste of brown sugar, light alcohol, and a hint of sugar cookies. Flavor was moderatly sweet, with a light bitter finish. Creamy texture, light to medium body, and flat in the mouth. As far as this style goes, I am very pleased with this beer.

Cold 12oz bottle: Pours a clear golden color with a thin layer of alabaster bubbles, mostly around the edges of the glass. Sweet grains and mild grassy hops with earthy notes. Light bodied, smooth and well carbonated. Ending is mildly grassy and watery.

This beer is Canadian eh... It really doesn’t have that much taste if you know what I mean, but at least this beer posseses virtually no offensive qualities. I think that it is pretty good and all for a bad beer at least. It is pretty easy to drink.

So I had this from a can pored into a plastic cup at a hockey game...So take that for what its worth...My other choice was Coors light...So with that said, it went down pretty well. Golden yellow, nice head...Drinkable but nothing remarkable...We won the hockey game so that made the beer taste better!

Not much to say. Clear and golden, minimal head. Average macro aroma and flavor. Like many of its peers, drink it extremely cold with spicy chili or pizza, while watching a hockey game or anything that will take your focus off of what you’re drinking.