Molson Carling Beer

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

Had a bottle of this at a deck party with some friend’s. Also had a Moose and a Heiney that same night. This beer tasted like water compared to the others. Just another watery macro buck a beer.

Pale golden in colour, thin quick to dissipate white coloured head, no lacing. The aroma is grainy, cereal, corn, high sweetness. The flavour is the same as the aroma with some cooked vegetables and cardboard thrown in as well. Sweet mouthfeel, thin body, high carbonation. Finishes grainy, sweet, turning lightly bitter.

Hopeless.

473ml can from the LCBO in Peterborough, Ontario.
Opened on December 22, 2007.
No date.

Looks like your run of the mill Canadian lager. Little bit darker then some mass market lagers. Seems to have plenty of carbonation. A fresh contemporary pale lager.A solid lager the only complaint I have is that the can tastes slightly metalic but that is becuase it stays on the shelf so long around here becuase it not an East Coast staple.

355ml can.
Pours a clear bubbly golden yellow with a medium sized white head that stays around for a little while. Aroma of cereals, cardboard and grass. Flavours are the same with a bit of a sour note. Medium sudsy feel that finishes wet and sweet. Nothing too terrible about it but nothing very good to say either. It is what it is.

341ml bottle, 4.9% a/v Smells chemically, grainy and grassy. The beer itself is a fairly pale colour with a good white head. It tastes not bad really, a bit chemically and with some grains and grass once again but with a very thin mouthfeel. Its ok i suppose. But not good.

473ml can
4.9% ABV
I tried this beer on December 31, 2007 after purchasing from my local LCBO outlet. The beer poured a very translucent pale gold colour with a huge fluffy white head that was gone quickly. The aroma was very grainy/grassy. The mouthfeel was fuller than water, and far too carbonated. The flavour was very grainy/grassy too.

Can... almost no taste to this watery swill. It’s pretty much what you expect from Canadian macro buck a beer... It’s like Lakeport, but I think Molson is a little less evil than Lakeport, so one extra point for Carling. I sort of preferred the Ice cause of the higher alcohol content alone... This really didn’t deserve this long and rambling review.

(Can 35,5 cl) Fairly decent straw golden, no head to speak of. I think I detect a whiff of malt in the aroma - or was it just a dream? Not much body, but perhaps a little more than in my prior experiences with Canadian swill. Grainy, sweetish, cereal-like. Hops? What hops? 040792