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1. newfoundlandbeer.org › 2012/06/27 › newfoundlandNewfoundland Beer Brands | newfoundlandbeer.org

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   Jun 27, 2012 · There are five traditional Newfoundland brands still being brewed: Bennett Dominion Ale, India Beer, Black Horse, Blue Star, and Jockey Club. In terms of taste and apparence they are pretty close and they are all, pretty much, fizzy yellow lagers.

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2. newfoundlandbeer.org › 2012/02/16 › black-horse-inBlack Horse in Newfoundland | newfoundlandbeer.org

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   Feb 16, 2012 · Black Horse is not, technically, a Newfoundland beer, but since it’s only brewed there now and it’s a big part of the culture it counts! It actually dates back to around 1811.

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4. www.molsoncoors.com › black-horseBlack Horse - Molson Coors

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   Black Horse is a premium lager carefully batch-brewed followed by cool fermentation to bring out all the refreshment a beer can offer. The specially selected traditional hops provide a crisp, cleansing bitter hop finish.

5. www.beeradvocate.com › beer › profileBlack Horse | Molson Coors Canada - BeerAdvocate

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   Black Horse is a American Adjunct Lager style beer brewed by Molson Coors Canada in Etobicoke, ON, Canada. Score: 72 with 29 ratings and reviews. Last update: 10-31-2024.

6. comdb.ca › reviews › the-dark-horseThe Dark Horse - Cranky Old Men Drinking Beer

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   Black Horse. Molson Coors. 5% Alcohol. I’m usually a craft brew connoisseur but if one beer had to be the dark horse of this Newfoundland tour, it made sense that the brew would be Black Horse. Not a craft at all, but a Molson Coors brew which is apparently brewed only in Newfoundland and Labrador, which is perhaps is only discerning feature.

7. www.beeretseq.com › black-horse-ale-anBlack Horse Ale, an International Affair – Beer Et Seq

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   Jun 20, 2017 · This is a different Black Horse than the one made by Dawes Brewing/National Breweries/Dow Breweries in Quebec. Their successor, Molson Coors, still makes a Black Horse today but for the Newfoundland market, and it is a lager.

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   What is black horse lager?

   • Black Horse is a premium lager carefully batch-brewed followed by cool fermentation to bring out all the refreshment a beer can offer. The specially selected traditional hops provide a crisp, cleansing bitter hop finish. Do not share with anyone under the legal drinking age.

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   Where is black horse brewed?

   • Black Horse is a American Adjunct Lager style beer brewed by Molson Coors Canada in Etobicoke, ON, Canada. Score: 72 with 29 ratings and reviews. Last update: 10-13-2024.

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   Is black horse a Newfoundland beer?

   • Black Horse is not, technically, a Newfoundland beer, but since it's only brewed there now and it's a big part of the culture it counts! It actually dates back to around 1811. Black Horse was first owned by Dawes Brewing in Lachine, Quebec, who merged with Dow (a bigger brewer, bigger than Molson at the…

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   Is black horse a good beer?

   • Black Horse Lager Box Art circa 2012. The best for last. Not that it’s the best beer, but the 2010 redesign of Black Horse is really interesting for a historical point of view (the horse, which is the iconic part and on many labels on this site, now has a Newfoundland and Labrador shaped shadow on its body right before the hind legs).

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   What does Black Horse taste like?

   • Black Horse is brewed by Molson Coors in Newfoundland and Labrador. 341ml bottle. 5% alc. The beer is a pale golden colour with a fluffy white head that dissipates quickly. The aroma is biscuit and white bread. The taste is the same, plus a subtle graininess. There is a pleasant effervescent mouthfeel.

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   Where did Black Horse Ale come from?

   • I have traced it back to December 1940. Perhaps it was there even earlier, but as shown below, Montreal-made Black Horse Ale was available in Newfoundland through the 1940s. In the past in Canada, except for a few off-shore and American imports, beers retailed in a province were manufactured there.

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9. www.beeretseq.com › black-horse-ale-and-the-rockBlack Horse Ale and “The Rock” - Beer Et Seq

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   Aug 24, 2021 · Black Horse Ale’s First Sales in Newfoundland. The new issue of Ontario-based Loren Newman’s The Canadian Brewerianist showcases memorabilia for Newfoundland’s Black Horse Beer. Coasters, labels, and bottles from different eras are displayed in a piece by Mark Armstrong.