Hi all! Welcome back to the review. Sorry for missing the latest week's review, but after tasting Budweiser, I made the call that the world would be better off not knowing exactly what was in it. In any case, I have received an unexpected gift: a ten pack of variety imports. Naturally, I must do the only thing that makes sense in this situation: Drink ALL the beer! From today until Thursday the 18th, I will do a short review, once a day, on each of the offerings from around the world. Cheers!
October 9th:
Moosehead Lager, New Brunswick, Canada
Since this one comes in a green bottle (although it doesn't have to be imported very far), it may be a little skunky, so note that little disclaimer. Being a typical Lager, I didn't expect too much exciting and defining features out of Moosehead. However, I was pleasantly surprised with the strength of its finish, and how filling it appears to be. The initial taster is pretty light regardless, just as is the beer's bubbly head. Not too much to define in particular flavor notes, but the skunky-sweet affectation actually adds something decent to it. Overall, not terrible, and on par with one of your inexpensive American offerings.
Score: 6/10
Seeya tomorrow!
-Devo
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