Molson Canadian

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

Just barely non-offensive. This brew initially tastes like the macrobrews you can get for cheaper, but leaves a unique meaty aftertaste.

Overall Impression: Even if you haven’t had this, you’ve had stuff like this before...It’s Canada’s attempt at the Macro Pale Lager...

Pours your basic yellow, with a foamy, non-lacing head that very quickly dissipates to naught. Nose is sweet and sour corn, grain, a certain bitter character that I am very reluctant to attribute to hops. Cookie dough? Palate is light and watery, with a certain bile-efluent character that has made me avoid this beer for years. Basic corniness, unpleasant sourness, no finish, leaves your mouth feeling waxy afterward. Hateful spiteful, and unpleasant. I give a score of 1 to a beer that is the equal of a glass of water, but this is so genuinely unpleasant that it cannot even aspire to this lofty standard. To quote Monty Python, this is not a beer for drinking, this is a beer for laying down and avoiding!

Pours clear gold and almost no head. Corn and sweet fruit aroma. Sweet corn taste, refreshing at least. Thin and watery.

Pours a golden color with a little bit of quick dissipating fizzy white head. Highly carbonated, fairly typical macro brew, although more flavorful than bud or miller products.

ya know what, if im at a bar and there is NOTHING else, this is a pretty good beer.

Poured out a thin white cap with no lacing. The brew is the standard lager gold and just a bit on the light side with large bubbs. Aroma definetly is lacking but is decent enough with weak grains and corn that are a bit on the sweet side. I cannot believe that I am going to say this but I SWEAR that I have smelt apricots on multiple occasions so far.....I’ve never ever noticed this before but that could be due to the chugging factor or having it straight out of the bottle. I don’t think I’ve even poured one into a glass before. Taste is pretty good but a touch light: standard Canadian grain with some wheat and a suprisingly solid bite, but it’s still swill. Sort of smooth, light bodied and a lengthy mild bitter and wheat finish. Typical massive gas build up. Never my beer of choice - I can’t even remember ordering one in a bar.

this is the only beer when it went on sale and was baught by the fraternity for a keg party that I refused to drink. This beer is awful I disike it so much it’s so bitter and that’s all you taste is bitter. It’s not for me.