Opened: 1867

Annual Production: 1,300,000 hl

Contributors: Mario Kornmesser, Guy Drouin

After a five-year court battle, Canadian giant Mooshead convinced the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to revoke American microbrewer Grand Teton's 1992 trademark of the name Moose Juice. Apparently Moosehead worries that consumers would confuse Grand Teton's stout with Moosehead's Canadian lager.

Updated: April 13, 2023

• 2015-03-22: Canadian brewery worried you can’t tell the difference between Moosehead and Moose Wizz root beer (National Post)

• Alpine Lager
  American-Style Lager
  5.00% abv.

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• Alpine Light
  American-Style Light Lager

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• Boundary Ale
  American-Style Amber Lager
  5.30% abv.

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• Clancy's Amber Ale
  English-Style Pale Mild Ale
  5.00% abv.
  Awards:

  • Bronze Medal, 2010 Canadian Brewing Awards

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• Cold Filtered Light
  American-Style Light Lager

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• Cracked Canoe
  American-Style Light Lager

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• Dry Ice
  American-Style Dry Lager
  6.00% abv.

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• Lager
  American-Style Lager
  5.00% abv.
  Awards:

  • Bronze Medal, 2004 World Beer Cup
  • Gold Medal, 2003 Canadian Brewing Awards
  • Date: April 16, 2002 (#4315)
    Package: bottled
    Place: Beer School, Appleton WI
    Score: 9 points
    Overall Impression (2)
    Bright pale golden, thick head. INTENSELY skunked. Light, sweet, skunky.
  • Date: February 25, 1998 (#2402)
    Package: bottled
    Place: from the brewery
    Score: 14½ points
    Overall Impression (3)
    Pale golden, high carbonation, big head. Fairly nice malt aroma. Good body, malty-ish. Sweet but not sticky. No hop character whatsoever. No finish, either. As ICLs go, it's not bad.