Molson Canadian

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

A truly non-beer if there ever was one. Absolutly no flavour, no character. Drank in large quantites for intoxication by those who seek a "refreshment"...equivilant in flavour to water

Another beer not popular with serious beer drinkers. But I find it to be a very easy and good beer to drink when you just want to sit back and relax. Has a slight bitterness and a distinct grainy taste. Better than Labatt on the Canadian macro scale.

This was one of my first beers when I was younger and still one of my favourite Canadian macro brews. With that said it still tastes like water with a slight bitterness. A true "chugging" beer if there ever was one.

Ive only been in Canada for 2 months but I have to say this is the Canadian equivalent of Budweiser, mass produced with more concern about the bottom line than the quality of the beer. Drunk in large quantities by those who know nothing about beer.

Bottle. Clear golden, a bit paler than expected. Aroma and initial taste are skunky. Very average taste. I can not think of any reason to drink it again. I guess I like Canadian macros more than US macros. Small victory, no?

Flavor is crisp and clean. Not a strong aroma and a very pale grain color. Great Canandian beer, but not quite Labatt Blue. I am sorry I reated this so high, but I grew up on this stuff.

Crystal clear, golden yellow color with large foamy white head. Generous and lively carbonation. Smells like corn and other cereal grains. Flavor is much like that of the aroma It is crisp and clean flavor with a slightly tangy and bitter finish. Light body and somewhat fizzy. Typical Canandian lager, but better than Labatt Blue or Labatt Canadian Ale. Molson Canadian Lager is probably my "preferred" Canadian lager... 12 oz bottle.

Sampled on draft this beer poured a very pale yellow color with a medium sized white head. The aroma is lightly grainy and sour. The body is very light. The flavor is tangy macro malts with a light yeasty and fruity undertone and a faintly sweet finish. Fairly bland but there are hints of something vaguely interesting.