Upper Canada Rebellion Lager

Definitely one of the better Lagers I’ve tried to date. They advertise it as a "strong beer" with a bit of a bolder taste. For the most part I’d have to agree. It’s not really THAT strong, but it tastes richer, bolder with more flavor that most other Lagers I’ve had. A little bit of a fruity sweet flavor, but also a bit sour which I didn’t like. The appearance is great! Musty yellow color, pretty thick head for a Lager and a nice amount of foamy lace on the glass. It probably looks a little lighter than it tastes. Overall a solid Lager."

NOTE IM PRETTY SURE THIS BEER IS RETIRED AND THIS RATING IS FROM OLD NOTES............"341 ml bottle. a great full flavoured lager with some kick. one of the best beers out there"........THATS ALL I HAD IN MY NOTES. THE RATING IS FROM MEMORY

Strong grainy tone under the malty sweetness, a good one but nothing I’d go out of my way for.

Deep golde, with foamy white head. OK malty taste with bitter finish and a bit of an acrid taste I cannot pin down.

I live in Mn. The old heilemen brewery exports 90% of kanadas malt liquors, how about trading us for some rebellion.THIS IS SLEEMANS BEST BREW HANDS DOWN.

Bottle. March 2005. Golden yellow body with a small white head. Muted grassy hop aroma, grains. Decent amount of unrefined hop bitterness but only a fraction of the hoppiness I’d expect from the bitterness. Not to my tastes but a pretty solid lager. Hides the 6% abv well. Average palate.

341ml brown bottle. Poured deep gold with a full white head that left impressive lacing. Lots of grain in aroma, some perfumy hops. More grainy notes in flavour, light note of alcohol and good bitterness throughout.

I enjoy this beer, espeacially on Canada day. It is better then the other(s) lager. Ive tried here. A good beer all year around.