Moxies Big Life Euro Lager

on tap at moxie’s in guelph on (stone road mall). clear yellow with minimal carbonation. small aroma of pale malt and light hopping. bacis all malt lager with a touch of bittering hops. not bad for a pale lager exclusively brewed for a chain of restaurants by a macro brewer. id have it again.

Draught @ Moxie’s: My notes: "Sipping a Moxie’s Big Life Euro. Wishing I wasn’t. Tastes like bitter grass and spoiled Arrowroots. Smells like metal and air. Lame."

Tap. Clear yellow color, short head. Aroma of skunky hop, some grass, slight hop. Bit bitter taste. Below average.

On tap at Moxie’s Grill on Wellington Road in London, ON- Pale yellow and pours a tiny bubbled, frothy head, that is pretty short lived. Some lace on the frosty mug. The nose is of pale malts, grains, some lemon, slight grass. Tastes of somewhat sweet corn and grains. There is also a lemony contingent that I got about mid palate. Mild, crisp somewhat sweet finish with only a tiny bit of lingering bitterness. Not too bad. Food I had was good too.

On tap @ Moxies Yorkdale, Toronto: Golden with a brief frothy head. Notes of malt and grain in the nose. Taste is same with an almost creamy palate and a sweet end. Decent lager.

Draft at Moxie’s Toronto - A very well put together beer. Huge white head and crystal clear golden body. Rich malty flavor with a nice bite at the end of each swallow. I could drink this beer by the gallons. As other have noted, the temperature of the beer was perfect and not served too cold like so many other similar type establishments.

(Draught) Moxie’s on Yates Street, Victoria. You really cannot fault this beer for anything. Its plain but not offensive. Large frothy white head with a golden body. Nose is clean with a mild lactic odour. Milky and buttery flavour but seems pretty decent. Not bad.

Golden yellow. Piss. No real distinctive aroma. No real flavor. just not too offensive that it’s ruined. Too much carbonation, just like their amber ale.