Upper Canada Lager

Brewed by Sleeman Brewing & Malting Co. (Sapporo)
Style: Premium Lager
Guelph, Canada

The aroma is hard to detect. It has corn malt and skunk. The appearance is pale gold with a small head. The flavor is sweet corn with burn wood and astringent bitterness. The palate is thin but not watery. Pretty bad stuff.

Pours a light gold with a fizzy head but fades to nothing and the carboantion is low. Aroma is dms, grainy, corn, metal and light hints of stale oxidized white wine. Flavor is pretty bland with more grain and crackery malts. Light metallic bitterness in the end. Lightly tart.

Not so good this one. You would think that with a name like Upper Canad Lager, it would be better. Maybe I am not a fan of lagers. But Lager is a nice word to say.

not much to say a average lager has a malty smell with hints of hops. bitter taste with a sweet sensation laft on your palate. good if you just want a beer but nothing special

11.5 oz bottle. Standard run of the mill lager. Not much else to note. Close your eyes and imagine "beer" and you have a picture of this one. A bit more hoppy than most but not that much.

(bottle - 11.5 oz) Cloudy gold color with not much of a head. Aroma is dry and grainy at the start with some sourness and corn all throughout. Flavor is very grainy and grassy with a dry and watery middle and a clean and corny finish. Very watery.

Bottle. Nice golden body topped with a decent white frothy head. Fair malty nose with bready and hoppy hints. Without being bad, taste is one-dimensional and dominated by malty and hoppy flavors. However, it ends with a good bitter finish. Better than most of the macro-lagers.

This was about what I expected. Not a bad, cheap basic lager. Kind of a malty but stinky aroma, and a little bit of hops to mellow-out the sweaty sweetness of the tast. I can say it is "okay", if I qualify that statement with "for a macro".