I'm from Europe and I have to give a big ass shoutout to Moosehead, it might just be the best tasting easy-to-drink lager I've ever had in my life. I love it.
I liked Alexander Keith’s until their little Jared moment, and then I never touched it again. As an Albertan I vote with my money. I know it’s been a long time, but yeah. I don’t really drink anymore because it’ll turn on me 🐍.
La Fin Du Monde (translated: The End of the World) is an unfiltered Belgian Tripel. About as far away from an IPA as you can get, and it is absolutely a great beer. Blue and Moosehead green, shitty mass produced beer. Reason why it is called Moosepiss Green. Basically the same as Bud and Miller. Trois Pistoles is a Belgian Dark Strong Ale, and is also very tasty. Xingu? Not even a Canadian beer.
Same here; I saw la fin du monde and was really hoping he’d give it the score it deserved… but at the same time I KNEW the labatt blue would be his #1 based on past experiences in Canada and his reviews in general.
Solid video! As a brewer myself, the reason a lot of beer in green bottles smells like weed, or skunky is due to the bottle colour and also light! Unlike brown beer bottles, green ones are more susceptible to light and become "light struck", which results in the skunky taste and/or aroma.
The Blue is pretty good. Not great, but a decent drink-all-day beer. Been a few years since I've had it, but that's what I remember, crisp, clean and light.
You know as much about beer as I do about penguins. You have your own taste made of cheap piss from large breweries and you are equal to that. I am not Canadian, but I have seen some of these funny tastes
Yay, the winner is the beer that I am drinking tonight!! First time that's ever happened. Also, Blue and Moosehead are the only ones I recognize as a Canadian. According to Google Xingu is a Brazilian beer.
The other 2 are made in Quebec, just south of Montreal. Guess it depends on whether you consider Quebec part of Canada. The only true Canadian one there is the Moosehead, as they are still owned by the original Olands family that started the brewery. Blue made by Labatts, is owned by AB In Bev (Budweiser), Unibroue was independent until they sold to Sleemans, and then Sleemans sold out to Sapporo. Xingu isn't Canadian at all.
Doesn't make it a Canadian beer though. That is just contract brewing for Xingu from Brazil. They also contract brewed for the Japanese Asahi in Canada...no one would confuse an Asahi beer for a Canadian beer. Lazy boys.
La fin du Monde means the end of the world... And that must be how it tasted...🤣🤣🤣🍻🤓 Alabama Chef, always remember in Canada they speak english and french in some regions..🤓
Your forgetting two Great Western beers and Original 16 and Sleemen and Unibroue are Belgium they come from Quebec they have singles doubles triples and quadruple and black from 4.9 to 10% beers they are good and there’s one of those beers that’s not Canadian someone was it thinking and that’s Xingu is a Brazilian beer and not a Canadian beer there’s a lot more Canadian craft beers up here in Canada that American people have never tried
As a canadian .... labatts blue & Moosehead are true canadian .... molson's has some great products for you's to check out if you's can find some somewhere in time. There are some other popular brewers like Sleeman whom make various beer types. Hell even the 1 grocery store chain sells there own brand of beer as well ( President Choice ). Agree with your results sir. Well done. :)
Labatt's Blue was Canadian, it is now a part of Anheuser-Bush portfolio. If it was truly made in Canada it would not have the Imported on the label and besides all American beer is piss water.
As a Canadian let me say, the only beer you tried that a Canuck might drink is the Moosehead. We wouldn't even wash our dogs with Blue. On the West coast or at least around my shop they only thing you better bring is good "Canadian made" Budweiser. Not that 'merican piss water. 😂
Labbat blue light is called Lady light, the regular would be lady. You need a Canadian to pick what beers to drink. My goto for commercial is Kokanee. I haven’t drank a craft beer for a long time, I haven’t drank period for a long time. I cant stop if I start so yeah.
From what you are saying about the Labatt blue you would love Kokanee beer. Its seriously smooth and lite as well. Has a better taste (in my opinion), Creemore Springs Brewery is another one you would more then likely enjoy. My personal favorite is Sleemon Original brew but that has as stronger taste then the two mentioned.
I've only ever heard of blue and Moosehead here in Canada. Every time I've bought Canadian beer in the US it tastes like a light version of that beer. They are not the same.
A lot of these Canadians wanted you to try generic crap. I can tell you Unibroue are more on the have one or two, people who enjoy ales and Belgian style beers are quite fond of them. For my money Pilsners are the true mark of a beer. Molson Ex is a proper old school, honest beer. May be round 2 you can incorporate that one.
Molson Canadian, Export . Kokanee , OV, Carling Black Label, Laker , Alexander Keith's, Sleemans Cream Ale and Honeybrown Lager . Dominion , Black horse , Jockey Club , Blur Star , India . Original 16 beers as well. Try these instead
Moosehead is reputedly Bryan Adams favourite tipple, I used to drink it in the 1980's when my local pub stocked it, unfortunately the pub closed in the 1990's and it became a Building Society.
Only ever heard of Moosehead and LaBatts, and I'm Canadian. But I think you'd find better beers from the smaller companies and Micros. I personally go for the ones from Lake of The Woods Brewing, they have some really good ones.
Canadian here. Your crew sourced the same beers we drank as teenagers. Meaning they're the worse in the country. If you're in Vancouver I'll show your real Canadian beers.
i'm a canadian, blue lobster lemonade is good, it's not beer, when i drink beer... aside from oatmeal stout produced somewhere in the middle of the country, holland or england does it.
As a canuck, i'm disappointed by whomever sourced these beers. Why not try actual popular products instead of randoms that most of us have never heard of, beside the blue and the moosehead. And I haven't seen anyone buy or drink blue in 20 years. Moosehead is a one-off. Too many far better brews out there.
Distribution in the Nashville area is the main challenge with sourcing beers that better represent what Canada has to offer. We will work on getting some different brews shipped here in advance for Canada: Part 2! Any suggestions are welcome.
All that would be available that far south. And if you are a Canadian, and haven't heard of Unibroue, you need to get out more. XIngu isn't Canadian. Someone dropped the ball there.
I am sure if he looked at the label more closely, the Blue and the Moosehead were most likely made in the U.S, and I wouldn't doubt the rest were as well. I recall going to the U.S and wanting a Canadian beer and ordered a Blue. It tasted watered down, and like piss. I read the label, made in America. Just like Coors and Budweiser are made in Canada. If you want a real Canadian beer, you have to buy it in Canada, unless they are really imported (which cost a fortune) and not just imported license agreement to be made in the U.S. If you want a real Canadian beer, come to Canada. I suggest Molson Canadian, or Molson Dry, or Molson Export, Labatt's Blue, Labbatt's Classic, Labbatt's Ice, Moosehead, Kokanee (but only if it was made in BC). Try to understand, beer with the same label that is made in the U.S is totally different. The water is different, the way it is made, and the ingredients are different. He is drinking American beer with a Canadian label. Sadly, all of the beers made in Canada now are owned by American/Brazilian companies. The beers of today are not the same as they were years ago. Now, instead of using sugar, they use corn syrup and made in the cheapest way possible. If you want a real Canadian beer, you are going to need a time machine.
If you guys can, pickup some Flying Monkeys brand or some Crest 10 or Faxe 10 :) worth the $4 a pint imo. Maybe even a Bavaria 8.6! We also have a dollar beer, it's called Stonewall light :) It has a nice coffee scent and taste that is actually so freaking good and punches above a $1 beer LOL
As a Cape Breatoner (East Coast) all I have to say is where is the Alexander Keith's.....plus I have to agree with another comment....ALL the worst Canadian beer !
It's weird to see Lebat's Blue in a craft beer that's kind of like putting MGD in a list of american craft beers. Lebatt's abd Molson were the biggest breweries in the coubtey for ages.
I really really like India newfoundland beer. 5% and has a full flavor that I love. Alpine in newbrunswick is as close as I tasted to it. Labatt blue is close but not as bold
Blue is a generic beer, like Bud...Moosehead is good, Keiths is a good one you should try, and Sleeman's Orignal is the best for my $. Fin to la monde is a fringe beer, artsy people drink it and are not sure it 9% can be considered Beer, and the others never heard of them.
There is just one country in the World wich is ableto create realy good beer and this is Austria! In my opinion it's "Freistädter Ratsherren Premium" the best beer in the World! Alkohol 5,2%
The " la fin du monde" means end of the world. Drink 3 of those and you'll pray for the end. I bought the sampler pack that had I think 12 different or 6 different beers. Some were pretty good some were well ... Shall we say ehhh. Trois Pistoles ( 3 pistols)... That's the last thing you want in your hand if you're drinking it.
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As a 44 year old beer drinking Canadian, I’ve only heard of Blue and Moosehead… 🍻🇨🇦
first one means "end of the World" in French.........
same
you gotta taste the unibroue ones they're really good
Blue is commercial piss... stuff you drink at 14 years old hiding in the basement with friends.
Personally I love Molsons… Molsons Canadian and Molsons dry are my favorite. Our neighbors to the North make superior beer in my opinion 🍻 to you 🇨🇦
I'm from Europe and I have to give a big ass shoutout to Moosehead, it might just be the best tasting easy-to-drink lager I've ever had in my life. I love it.
As an Albertan Canadian,you need to try Canadian,pilsner,bohemian,and Alexander Keith's to name a few
I liked Alexander Keith’s until their little Jared moment, and then I never touched it again. As an Albertan I vote with my money. I know it’s been a long time, but yeah. I don’t really drink anymore because it’ll turn on me 🐍.
Where the hell was the molson CANADIAN beer!
Molson is not distributed in the Southeast: ruclips.net/video/j9K6fojqVZY/видео.htmlsi=r0UiJcNcApEfPhNK&t=648
And Molson is just like Labatt piss... commercial beers without personality.
@@fredericleclerc9037 Let people enjoy things. Are you one of those craft beer douche bags?
usually only Molson Export is available outside.
@@CyFr In the US??
La Fin Du Monde (translated: The End of the World) is an unfiltered Belgian Tripel. About as far away from an IPA as you can get, and it is absolutely a great beer.
Blue and Moosehead green, shitty mass produced beer. Reason why it is called Moosepiss Green. Basically the same as Bud and Miller.
Trois Pistoles is a Belgian Dark Strong Ale, and is also very tasty.
Xingu? Not even a Canadian beer.
lmao Unibroue is my favorite brewery. The second I saw those two beers I knew he wasn't going to like them one bit.
Same here; I saw la fin du monde and was really hoping he’d give it the score it deserved… but at the same time I KNEW the labatt blue would be his #1 based on past experiences in Canada and his reviews in general.
I’m not a beer drinker, I’m a rum fan. But if I had to choose. Kokanee, would be my choice.
I am Canadian, and I have never heard of 3 of these.
Unibroue is from Quebec but I don't like them at all. We have so much greater stuff than those. Blanche the Chambly from Unibroue is okish...
@@fredericleclerc9037 Unibroue La fin du Monde are one of the beer in the world who are won the most of international competitions.
Solid video! As a brewer myself, the reason a lot of beer in green bottles smells like weed, or skunky is due to the bottle colour and also light! Unlike brown beer bottles, green ones are more susceptible to light and become "light struck", which results in the skunky taste and/or aroma.
I never fail to laugh out loud when I watch these. Alabama Boss is an American treasure and a damn beer drinkin hero
Appreciate you!
The green bottles let UV light in which leads to a skunky or "dope like" smell. Part of Heineken's signature flavor in U.S.
rolling is the same,my favorite beer
Rolling Rock is my favorite shit beer. its so good for the price@@johnspencer7291
Bingo. That’s why Corona is horribly skunky and cardboardy…oxidation
You do know clear bottles let in more UV light right?
Got a tiny keg og Heineken 20 years ago & it just ewww all the way around
Alabama boss doesn’t actually like beer. It’s why he chooses closest to water. He just likes getting drunk and I love it
As a Canadian all drink is kokanee and pilsner❤
As a Canadian I can say you picked the worst beers to review
Whatcha thinking? Keep the moosehead and labatt? Delete the two on the right too add Molson and Old Vienna? 😂
All that would be available that far south.
Moosehead is delicious
@@colinmackay92 lol, no it isn't. I mean it's better than bud lite or Miller lite, but calling delicious is a bit of a stretch
Uh, no they didn't, Unibroue makes some rather great beers. Just because he didn't like them doesn't mean that they're bad.
The Blue is pretty good. Not great, but a decent drink-all-day beer. Been a few years since I've had it, but that's what I remember, crisp, clean and light.
If you have no access to good beer.
Molson and Labatt Blue have always been my favorite
As a Canadian I love this 😂🍻
Unibrou (La fin du Monde) won alots of international competitions.
As a Canadian I haven't drank enough of these beers only ones I've heard of are the blue and Moosehead. Man you needed a bronc beer.
Moosehead is my favorite canadian beer ive had so far
You know as much about beer as I do about penguins. You have your own taste made of cheap piss from large breweries and you are equal to that. I am not Canadian, but I have seen some of these funny tastes
Penguins drink Beer , wow ,,, I guess that is why they have happy feet ;)
Yay, the winner is the beer that I am drinking tonight!! First time that's ever happened. Also, Blue and Moosehead are the only ones I recognize as a Canadian. According to Google Xingu is a Brazilian beer.
The other 2 are made in Quebec, just south of Montreal. Guess it depends on whether you consider Quebec part of Canada.
The only true Canadian one there is the Moosehead, as they are still owned by the original Olands family that started the brewery. Blue made by Labatts, is owned by AB In Bev (Budweiser), Unibroue was independent until they sold to Sleemans, and then Sleemans sold out to Sapporo.
Xingu isn't Canadian at all.
LaBatt is basically the Bud of Canada, and Moosehead is the Rolling Rock.
I love xingu. From Brazil. Really smooth for the dark color.
The Xingu we purchased is a "Product of Canada"
Doesn't make it a Canadian beer though. That is just contract brewing for Xingu from Brazil.
They also contract brewed for the Japanese Asahi in Canada...no one would confuse an Asahi beer for a Canadian beer.
Lazy boys.
That Labatts Blue is brewed in the US with a lower alcohol content. It is different than ours here in Canada. Ours has 5% and is brewed here.
La fin du Monde means the end of the world... And that must be how it tasted...🤣🤣🤣🍻🤓 Alabama Chef, always remember in Canada they speak english and french in some regions..🤓
It's how you feel the next day. Shit's rough. You wish for la fin du monde.
Your forgetting two Great Western beers and Original 16 and Sleemen and Unibroue are Belgium they come from Quebec they have singles doubles triples and quadruple and black from 4.9 to 10% beers they are good and there’s one of those beers that’s not Canadian someone was it thinking and that’s Xingu is a Brazilian beer and not a Canadian beer there’s a lot more Canadian craft beers up here in Canada that American people have never tried
Disappointed in the lack of Moosehead jokes. LOL. Another good one!
As a canadian .... labatts blue & Moosehead are true canadian .... molson's has some great products for you's to check out if you's can find some somewhere in time. There are some other popular brewers like Sleeman whom make various beer types. Hell even the 1 grocery store chain sells there own brand of beer as well ( President Choice ).
Agree with your results sir. Well done. :)
Blue hasn't been Canadian for 20 years.
Labatt's Blue was Canadian, it is now a part of Anheuser-Bush portfolio. If it was truly made in Canada it would not have the Imported on the label and besides all American beer is piss water.
I'm Canadian, and I like English Stouts. Guinness is better than North American beers. But the Moosehead ain't bad.
As a Canadian let me say, the only beer you tried that a Canuck might drink is the Moosehead. We wouldn't even wash our dogs with Blue. On the West coast or at least around my shop they only thing you better bring is good "Canadian made" Budweiser. Not that 'merican piss water. 😂
Alabama Boss is the GOAT
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I can't believe you started on La Fin du Monde (The End of the World)
I've tried it once and it KICKS
Labbat blue light is called Lady light, the regular would be lady. You need a Canadian to pick what beers to drink. My goto for commercial is Kokanee. I haven’t drank a craft beer for a long time, I haven’t drank period for a long time. I cant stop if I start so yeah.
A Creedmore springs would blow that crap out after the water! I've shared Creedmore with guys from Wyoming to South Carolina, a true Canadian beer!
Here in Quebec, Blue is on par with Busch and Sleeman original. Fully chuggable stuff that a moose can put 18 or more down on a Saturday night.
Oh in case no Canadian has pointed this out our bottle tops twist off, Bottle opener still works though obviously 😂
MY SPICES!!! WHO USED ALL MY SPICES?!!!
From what you are saying about the Labatt blue you would love Kokanee beer. Its seriously smooth and lite as well. Has a better taste (in my opinion), Creemore Springs Brewery is another one you would more then likely enjoy. My personal favorite is Sleemon Original brew but that has as stronger taste then the two mentioned.
If you're reviewing Canadian beer you have to include Molsons Lager, Labatt and Moosehead are true Canadian as well
We're gonna need a Part 2. They don't distribute Molson down here in Nashville!
When I was young Heineken and Moosehead were the only imports in the little town I'm from. (45 years ago)
I've only ever heard of blue and Moosehead here in Canada. Every time I've bought Canadian beer in the US it tastes like a light version of that beer. They are not the same.
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You need more choice....Export, Canadian, Sleemans, Steam Whistle, there are several big sellers you didn't try.
Ok...next time do canadian East Coast beers ..Oland Export, Schooner, Toller , Alpine
Xingu is Brazilian and I buy here in Chicago lol
The Xingu we purchased is a "Product of Canada"
I've barely drank these as a Canadian, but i like when you try beers
A lot of these Canadians wanted you to try generic crap. I can tell you Unibroue are more on the have one or two, people who enjoy ales and Belgian style beers are quite fond of them. For my money Pilsners are the true mark of a beer. Molson Ex is a proper old school, honest beer. May be round 2 you can incorporate that one.
3 of those were beers I got when I was 15 trying to get wasted on the cheap
And the other 2 that are actually Canadian are considered world class.
Molson Canadian, Export . Kokanee , OV, Carling Black Label, Laker , Alexander Keith's, Sleemans Cream Ale and Honeybrown Lager . Dominion , Black horse , Jockey Club , Blur Star , India . Original 16 beers as well. Try these instead
Moosehead is reputedly Bryan Adams favourite tipple, I used to drink it in the 1980's when my local pub stocked it, unfortunately the pub closed in the 1990's and it became a Building Society.
I was just about to comment about Molson 😂
I'd love to see you try the yellow No Name beer. Its label is yellow and just has the word Beer written on it.
No Name makes some bomb stuff, haven't seen those labels in a long time though. They're like our Kirkland.
@@JohnRNewAccountNumber3 Here in Canada,it's everywhere 😄
Xingu is a Brazilian beer
Labbattes blue or Keith's is BASIC Canadian beer
Blue and schooner is know as sweet beer or sugar beer
5:07 Moosehead is brewed in Canadian Flavored Florida 🤣
Molson Ale is really good from Canada! Also Becks Beer from Germany is really good! Higher Alcohol content!
Molson is the only Canadian beer for me. Lots of great craft beers in Canada.
Only ever heard of Moosehead and LaBatts, and I'm Canadian. But I think you'd find better beers from the smaller companies and Micros. I personally go for the ones from Lake of The Woods Brewing, they have some really good ones.
Canadian here. Your crew sourced the same beers we drank as teenagers. Meaning they're the worse in the country. If you're in Vancouver I'll show your real Canadian beers.
Not the Unibroue
i'm a canadian, blue lobster lemonade is good, it's not beer, when i drink beer... aside from oatmeal stout produced somewhere in the middle of the country, holland or england does it.
As a canuck, i'm disappointed by whomever sourced these beers. Why not try actual popular products instead of randoms that most of us have never heard of, beside the blue and the moosehead. And I haven't seen anyone buy or drink blue in 20 years. Moosehead is a one-off. Too many far better brews out there.
Distribution in the Nashville area is the main challenge with sourcing beers that better represent what Canada has to offer. We will work on getting some different brews shipped here in advance for Canada: Part 2! Any suggestions are welcome.
All that would be available that far south.
And if you are a Canadian, and haven't heard of Unibroue, you need to get out more.
XIngu isn't Canadian. Someone dropped the ball there.
As a Canadian you have much more to be disappointed in other than this beer selection.
@@Ratedred Alexander Keiths, Oland Export , Schooner, Molson , Toller Brew, Sleeman , Kokannee , Lucky
FYI Moosehead is fairly well known in southwestern ontario. Also FYI your Labatts blue is Americanized alcohol content is 5% in Canada not 4.7%
I am sure if he looked at the label more closely, the Blue and the Moosehead were most likely made in the U.S, and I wouldn't doubt the rest were as well. I recall going to the U.S and wanting a Canadian beer and ordered a Blue. It tasted watered down, and like piss. I read the label, made in America. Just like Coors and Budweiser are made in Canada. If you want a real Canadian beer, you have to buy it in Canada, unless they are really imported (which cost a fortune) and not just imported license agreement to be made in the U.S. If you want a real Canadian beer, come to Canada. I suggest Molson Canadian, or Molson Dry, or Molson Export, Labatt's Blue, Labbatt's Classic, Labbatt's Ice, Moosehead, Kokanee (but only if it was made in BC).
Try to understand, beer with the same label that is made in the U.S is totally different. The water is different, the way it is made, and the ingredients are different. He is drinking American beer with a Canadian label. Sadly, all of the beers made in Canada now are owned by American/Brazilian companies. The beers of today are not the same as they were years ago. Now, instead of using sugar, they use corn syrup and made in the cheapest way possible. If you want a real Canadian beer, you are going to need a time machine.
If you guys can, pickup some Flying Monkeys brand or some Crest 10 or Faxe 10 :) worth the $4 a pint imo. Maybe even a Bavaria 8.6! We also have a dollar beer, it's called Stonewall light :) It has a nice coffee scent and taste that is actually so freaking good and punches above a $1 beer LOL
Steam Whistle beer
As a Cape Breatoner (East Coast) all I have to say is where is the Alexander Keith's.....plus I have to agree with another comment....ALL the worst Canadian beer !
It's weird to see Lebat's Blue in a craft beer that's kind of like putting MGD in a list of american craft beers. Lebatt's abd Molson were the biggest breweries in the coubtey for ages.
Son until you get ya some Molson Export ya ain't tried Canadian beer! That my friend sets us apart from all the pretenders. 🍻
I really really like India newfoundland beer. 5% and has a full flavor that I love. Alpine in newbrunswick is as close as I tasted to it. Labatt blue is close but not as bold
Xingu & La Fin Du Monde are good beers but the other 2 are not worth buying. Xingu is not Canadian, it's Brazil
Try Laker Red and Laker Lagar from Ontario, and AGD from Alberta. Rickards Red on Tap, not bottle or can. Alexander Keiths regular and Red
He comes from the land of Budweiser. That's all you need to say.
Love the PSA at the end of the vid😂
Labatt Blue is the best Canadian beer in my opinion too. Good palate, sir.
First one in english means the end of the world, yup its a real beer.
the labatts you get in the states is not the same as the labatts brewed in Canada, The labatts he drank is brewed to what americans like.
Big Rock gopher lager on tap for the win.
And hey, where's the labatt 50?
There is a John Candy movie Canadian Bacon. He says Canadian beers suck and start a brawl at a hockey game.
La fin du monde and Labatt Blue at the same time is a weird combo !
Haha I'm from Montreal.. never heard of xingu and laughed at you pronouncing fin du monde. It ain't bad
Blue is a generic beer, like Bud...Moosehead is good, Keiths is a good one you should try, and Sleeman's Orignal is the best for my $. Fin to la monde is a fringe beer, artsy people drink it and are not sure it 9% can be considered Beer, and the others never heard of them.
He knows fuck all about beers. Bud lite drinker!!!
Canada does have some good weed though.
Molson Golden Ale. True Boss beer.
love Labatt Blue but haven’t seem it in years
How is Lebatt Blue a craft beer? If it is why not try Molson while you're at it.
There is just one country in the World wich is ableto create realy good beer and this is Austria!
In my opinion it's "Freistädter Ratsherren Premium" the best beer in the World! Alkohol 5,2%
Moosehead isn't bad I buy a 6 pack once an a whlie
La fin du monde is the only thing decent from up there
Yes blue goes down easy like a light beer but its 5% lol
I'm curious how Canada has failed Alabama.
"Keep my country's name out of your fucking mouth!".......Deadpool
Love some Moosehead!
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it should have been the alabama moose for this episode....
Yes
The " la fin du monde" means end of the world. Drink 3 of those and you'll pray for the end. I bought the sampler pack that had I think 12 different or 6 different beers. Some were pretty good some were well ... Shall we say ehhh. Trois Pistoles ( 3 pistols)... That's the last thing you want in your hand if you're drinking it.
Try some of the Sleeman's
IPAs taste like a pine tree never tasted a pine tree but that’s what I imagine a pine would taste like
Ummm..you're kinda like my drunk uncle larry right now...i swear this was last Christmas ..lol
Hi Uncle Larry!
How can you do a Canadian beer tasting without Molson? That’s like doing an American beer tasting without Budweiser.
He addressed that here: ruclips.net/video/j9K6fojqVZY/видео.htmlsi=ScQt6aurV-6cSbIg&t=648
The moose head is the only beer iv seen being Canadian
Labatt’s Blue is definitely not a craft brewery , go Blue Bombers